Sentence examples for some intention from inspiring English sources

The questions help determine whether a person is experiencing suicidal thoughts ("Have you actually had any thoughts of killing yourself?"), and if so, whether the thoughts include method ("Have you been thinking about how you might do this?") and intent ("Have you had these thoughts and some intention of acting on them?").

In a telephone interview Mr. Harris praised Mr. Sondheim for "filling every beat and note and moment with some intention".

"You are entitled to get angry and break things, that does not constitute criminal conduct, you have to have some intention to hurt the person," he said.

The correct legal definition of terrorism, the court of appeal has now ruled, requires some intention to cause a serious threat to public safety such as endangering life".

I am aware that this section requires some intention but given the scale of the tragedy currently unfolding, the likelihood some some of these migrants may already be in the UK having fled during previous  months or likely to land here in due course these comments can amount to incitement to racial hatred.

Mr. Frayn, who said he was inspired to write his play after reading Mr. Powers's book, said in an interview that he believed that Heisenberg did have at least some intention to alert Bohr that Germany had little chance of building a bomb then.

We still have some intentions that we haven't fulfilled.

"It's a good way to start the cycle and show some intentions".

Mele (2001), however, points out that intentional strategies have their own 'selectivity problem', since it isn't clear why some intentions to acquire a self-deceptive belief succeed while others do not.

The Soviet Union had some intentions of occupying Hokkaidō.

Now that you know living rich is all about energy and you have a clearer vision of what rich living looks like to you, you're ready to set some intentions that you'll take action on.