Sentence examples for topics intended from inspiring English sources

The victims, which included the names of Vanderbilts, Asotrs, and other prominent New Yorkers, were shown galley proofs of paragraphs Town Topics intended to run unless they forked over sums amounting to thousand of dollars in payment for flattering writeups in the projected publication.

By their very nature, closed questions leave no doubt as to the specific topics intended to be addressed.

We also detail the results of a recent pilot study designed to extend the activity of the OSS beyond the reactive provision of peer support to those seeking help by including regular, proactive check-ups for staff covering a range of topics intended to promote personal and professional well-being.

Each session lasts 2 h and follows a programme of topics intended to allow reminiscence over the life-course (e.g. schooldays, going out, working-life).

This kind of construction for discussion topics was intended because discussion participants and human experts should have enough "materials" for thinking about a specific problem.

For example, when leading a discussion, facilitators must have the requisite knowledge to direct teachers' attention to the critical ideas and topics as intended by the activity (Lesseig et al. 2016).

Topics were intended to correspond to areas of study in the WHSA survey.

Other topics are intended to span the range of interests of practitioners in the field.

Whatever their topic, Johnson intended his essays to "inculcate wisdom or piety" in conformity with Christianity.

Greenhouse gases are a hot topic (pun intended) when it comes to global warming.

It would be easy, of course, to cast a grim, funereal eye over the terrain covered by Mr. Hodge, the Scottish screenwriter ("Trainspotting," "Shallow Grave") who with this production marks his theater debut via a topic he intended first for celluloid.