Sentence examples for show intent on from inspiring English sources

In a show intent on destabilizing stardom, he comes through as a star.

Yet for all their roles, the actors are not called on to do too much; the show, intent on remaining gently amusing, does not take enough risks.

ORQUESTA ARAGON The great dynastic band of Cuban charanga music, around in one form or another for the last 60 years, Orquesta Aragon still puts on an energetic live show, intent on making the audiences stand and scream.

She was effusive at one point, though — when she told of Mr. Green's arrival on March 18 last year at the West 26th Street studio where she tapes "The Tyra Banks Show," intent on acquiring tickets.

Using 'strict liability' removes the need to show intent on behalf of the provider of contract cheating services.

Tom Collins showed intent on Northampton's right wing but it was a day dominated by defences and the Saints gave Exeter no time on the ball, line speed matched by forceful tackling.

As ex-manager of VfB Stuttgart, Hannover 96 and most recently Schalke 04, where he had fought toe-to-toe with Bayern Munich for the title, Rangnick was a real coup for Hoffenheim and showed intent on Hopp's behalf.

Regardless, as Ira Madison III has pointed out, at the Daily Beast, the show seems intent on "using the black male contestants as fodder for their race experiment".

Her husband is long gone, her son (Jack Moran) has just finished high school and is considering moving out, and Sally's three sisters decide it's a good time for an intervention of sorts: they show up intent on cleaning out that overstuffed attic.

"The new designs for the top of The Moor show our intent on creating something that Sheffield can be proud of".

Indeed, the show seemed intent on making this private meditation as difficult as possible for those attending.