Sentence examples for subjectively intended from inspiring English sources
And further explanatory hypotheses can be generated according to the same basic formula: there must be some sort of a representation or model of a material world together with some sort of mechanism (which need not be mechanical in the ordinary sense) that systematically produces experience in perceivers, allowing for their subjectively intended movements.
For: such an observer (and thus the "objective" viewpoint) will presumptively have given primacy in this interpretation to what (as far as the observer can discern in the circumstances of the statement's making [= utterance]) the statement's author actually ("subjectively") meant (= intended to express/state).
The objective quantification of the subjectively heard audible differences is intended to serve two primary goals.
The horrors of lower-middle-class suburbia, intended no doubt subjectively to suggest Jenny's revulsion and alienation, are rather caricatured in the performance of Alfred Molina as her humourless, insecure, bullying father.
Good faith can be tested both subjectively (what the transferee actually intended) and objectively (what a reasonable person standing in the shoes of the transferee would have intended), all in light of the age-old legal maxim that one is presumed to intend the natural consequences of their actions.
But it's not intended to stifle speech, noise or thoughts that are subjectively annoying.
(No pun intended, presumably).
