Sentence examples for she intends it from inspiring English sources

She intends it to be an evocation of the history that happened here.

"Sure," Lang says chuckling, "yes, why not?" Fillette means "young girl," and she intends it as lightly as she carries it; as an act of tenderness, without irony.

The pay-off at the climax of Dear John – "I took your matches before fire could catch me, so don't look now: I'm shining like fireworks over your sad, empty town" – is every bit as powerful as she intends it to be.

Thus, even very young children expect a unique connection between the label the creator of an artifact uses and the function she intends it to have.

6. Sherman makes this point using an example of the love (philia) of parents for their children, though it is clear that she intends it to apply to friendship generally, both from context and from the fact (as noted in §1 above) that the Aristotelian notion of philia includes not only relationships of attachment between family members but also, and paradigmatically, friendship.

Mills is quoted as saying that she intends it to be the first in a worldwide chain of vegan restaurants.

The text as she intended it now appears under its original headline.

Meanwhile, interference from Merrion's mother proves more significant than she intended it to be.

unique," but paused before "unique," which we all know means that she intended it as an insult.

At the launch of her new book, psychologist Dorothy Rowe said she intended it to act as a sequel to The God Delusion.

If the ballerina excuses her fall in the middle of the dance by saying that she intended it, the dance is just as marred aesthetically as if she had fallen accidentally.