"We'd borrowed money to get flights," says Michael, recalling how the intention had been to hook up with a contact at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory – a lab run by the US Department of Energy Office of Science – to make components crucial to their research.
I recalled the exact intention and emotion that went into every note and word, and I texted Morrissey and Andy Rourke and said, "You can really hear the love in it".
Recalling the conceptual model, accessing services requires intentions to care and directing of financial and human resources towards accessing services.
But it would be deplorable to recall the past with the intention only of envisaging a catastrophe that the prophets of gloom will help bring back, whereas nothing in the facts authorizes considering it as a probability".
model has five elements: 1. Gathering attention: focus, grounding, balance 2. Recalling intention: the resource of motivation 3. Attuning to self/other: affective resonance 4. Considering: what will serve 5. Engaging: ethical enactment, then ending.
The steady drumbeat of warnings about Russian military capabilities and intentions recalls the perennial use of "threat inflation" since the earliest days of the Cold War to sell bigger military budgets and a permanent warfare state.
If the intention was to recall the thick walls of adobe construction, the gesture is hollow here.
The intention is to recall the golden age of interfaith harmony in medieval Iberia, although some historians question whether such a paradise ever existed.
The poet's intention to recall the Homeric character remains evident in certain passages.
He calls the memorials "Stolpersteine" -- "Stumbling Blocks" -- and his intention is to recall the individual fates of the anonymous victims of the Holocaust.
Whatever the intention behind this formulation, it's hard not to recall the remonstrance of eighth-grade English teachers everywhere: "No, I don't know.
