Sentence examples for suspected intention from inspiring English sources

As Gray suspected, intention mattered.

But again, the number is less important than the suspected intention.

The treatment of Mr. Morales contrasted starkly with that of Orlando Hernandez, who was one of Cuba's most celebrated pitchers until 1996, when he was banned from baseball after the government suspected his intention to defect.

When he exhibited large-scale ink paintings marked with his fake characters in 1986, the show was closed by the police, who suspected subversive intentions.

But that's part of Newman's nonconformist charm, and (I suspect) his intention: awkwardness and pensiveness are more likely to bump us out of our complacency – to engage our brains, indeed – than conventional comic timing and delivery.

"We live on a mine," wrote planter's daughter Kate Stone in June, referring to white fears "that the Negroes are suspected of an intention to spring on the fourth next month".

On Wednesday, a spokesman for Beijing's foreign ministry suggested readers would suspect the intentions behind "unconvincing" reports on the offshore assets.

The spokesman added: "From the point of view of readers, the logic of some of the related articles is unconvincing, and it leads people to suspect the intentions behind it".

The law lords ruled that Roma should only have been subjected to more intrusive questioning if there had been specific reason to suspect their intentions from the answers given to standard questions put to everyone, and that UK immigration officers should have been given careful instructions in how to treat all passengers travelling from Prague in the same way.

Mistrust and outdated stereotypes persist: Russia is suspected of evil intentions and of aggressive, imperial designs.

The intention was to validate the relationship between the single item and suspected infection, and not to summarise the scores of EDIS.