Sentence examples for thought intent from inspiring English sources

This mind-set was typical of the engineers and technocrats who disproportionately made up the extremist branch of Salafism, a school of thought intent on returning Islam to the idealized early days of the religion.

"I don't think intent was the important thing to try to prove".

Perhaps most interestingly he questions the implicit idea that all forms of sock puppetry are equally bad: Because I think intent matters, I also have to add my sense that review-buying and self-praising-sock-puppet-deploying authors aren't trying to hurt anyone else.

But I think intent counts for a lot -- and it seems obvious to me that O'Reilly doesn't come to these debates with respect for many positions besides his own.

There may be some solace for defense lawyers in the fact that Ms. Jordan, the Tyco juror, thought that intent had not been proved.

It is important to distinguish between the specific question of whether God is literally a 'person' and the more general question whether God is 'person-like'; the issue of whether notions such as intellect, thought, consciousness, intent, etc. have any application to the divine, even if analogical or metaphorical.

Also, the House passed the legislation unanimously, so one would imagine that the enactors of the law thought its intent was pretty clear.

I think his intent was to look formidable.

I don't think his intent was to "bonk them on the noggin".

"I don't think donor intent is an issue," he said.

American officials, though, say they think the intent of the enrichment program is to make weapons fuel.