Sentence examples for the intention to harm from inspiring English sources

"I had a hard time understanding the intention to harm," Alicia Zanelli, a juror, said.

"We didn't have the intention to harm the citizens of Juárez with our movie," he wrote.

The former refers to a reactive behavior, oriented to self-preservation (triggered when feeling threatened), while the latter implies the intention to harm others.

By contrast, on the intent and intended action versions of agent-centered theories, the one who switches the trolley does not act permissibly if he acts with the intention to harm the one worker.

Bullying implies abuse and intention to harm, and thus it has been defined as immoral (Gini et al., 2011); by contrast aggressive behavior may be considered a behavior that due to its social function can become natural among early adolescents, but does not imply the intention to harm.

At the same time, the women emphasised that they did not think the act was necessarily carried out with the intention to harm them.

But he has insisted, and will make the argument if the case goes to trial, that she had no knowledge of the boys' intention to harm the deliveryman.

He was most concerned by the officer stating his intention to harm Mann half a block away from the suspect, even before seeing what Mann was doing.

If there is any "insidious plan" at all, then it is Zuroff's insidious intention to harm the British Conservatives and intervene in the UK's domestic policy issues.

"It is not my intention to harm the community".

Justice Richard White found the poster and tweets, published by Fairfax Media on 5 May 2014, had defamed Hockey, and were published with malice – an intention to harm the treasurer's reputation.