Sentence examples for speaking the intention from inspiring English sources
Rather speaking the intention out loud is a kind of innovation that was not narrated in the Book of Allah or in the Sunnah of His Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him), nor was it narrated from any of his Sahabah (may Allah be pleased with them all).
Hence it is not prescribed to speak the intention out loud when one wants to do the action.
Strictly speaking, the WHO definition suggests an intention that would exclude the many providers whose aim is just to make a living out of health care but who do contribute to some form of health service provision.
In daily life when works of art are spoken of, the intention is to denote a much narrower range of objects namely, those responded to aesthetically.
Not a word had been spoken about the intention of such a visit and to mislead the public in regard to the movements of the Chancellor when he boarded a west-bound train last night.
The latest app, Dragon Go, takes Nuance's voice recognition software to the next level, and adds a way of understanding not just the words spoken, but the intention behind the voice query, through a system called natural language processing.
The vows you make on your wedding day speak to the intention you have for the future.
Asked whether the Pentagon shared Fanell's assessments, Kirby said it would be inappropriate for him to speak to the intentions or motivations of another country's military.
I can't speak to the intentions of the people behind KONY2012 or Homeless Hotspots.
The Hanukkah story of the oil in the Temple -- a measure enough for one day that lasted for eight -- speaks to the intentions and motivations that must underlie our efforts at conservation and our work to slow climate change.
Was it because of the method of organization, the council's agenda, or perhaps something else? JC: I cannot speak about the intentions of any individual or group, much less so of any hierarch or church.
