Sentence examples for really intent from inspiring English sources

You don't fly in unless you're really, really intent on doing something.

If I was really intent on harming their club, I would have said nothing at all.

If the president is really intent on not repeating history, however, he should learn from it.

I am really intent on making a difference in areas where I think we're off the rails," he said.

If we are really intent upon Iraq's becoming a democratic society, the first order of "business" should be a national referendum to let the Iraqi people decide if American troops should stay or leave.

If O'Leary is really intent on winning everyone over, he should give serious thought to popping backstage before Children in Need begins and locking up all the stray newsreaders in a cupboard.

If we really are intent on shaking things up, we need to go further than just challenging a terminology.

"I really am intent on doing whatever we can do, short of giving money away, to get these guys in at the start of training camp.

If it is really our intent to "degrade and destroy" Isis, then we need both a military and a political strategy.

"But unless we bring 10,000 policemen in here, I don't think we can prevent folks who really are intent on destroying a community".Yet most of the demonstrations in St Louis and elsewhere were non-violent acts of civil disobedience.

Maintaining that Lolita belonged "not just to literature but to everyday language and contemporary mythology," Ms. Pera defended her work and wondered if it was really the intent of copyright law to prevent cultural examination before the term of a copyright expired.