Sentence examples for true intent of from inspiring English sources

The 1948 Baltimore statue reveals the true intent of Confederate monuments and their makers ― and the intentions of those who march under their colors today.

The Wildcat offense was just a facade to hide the true intent of selling Tebow for publicity.

We now see that the true intent of their oath is to "serve and protect" one another.

In addition, if one follows the true intent of the new regulations, then residents should not be allowed to have children during training.

He could use his background to say that even his own family strayed from the true intent of marriage, and that modern Romneys evolved on the issue, to become the devoted monogamists we see today.

If the title of the legislation reflected the true intent of the author, it would be called the Welfare (Make Labour Look Like the Party for Skiving Fat Slobs) bill.

There you have it, the smoking gun declaration of the true intent to preserve high profits and cheap oil that cuts through all of the official propaganda justifying not only this sorry attempt to prevent Iranian nationalists from gaining control over their prized resources but subsequent blood-for-oil adventures in Iraq and Kuwait.

Is there true intent to shock?

"Regardless of the true intent, this kind of attempt at dark humor goes places that would make most, if not all, advertisers uncomfortable," Schafer said.

In United States v. Barber (1815), the Court held "fat cattle" to be "provisions, or munitions of war, within the true intent and meaning of the act".

Mike Turzai, the Republican leader of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, revealed the true intent behind most of the laws last June, when, after the House passed such a measure, he boasted, in a rare moment of candor, "Voter I.D., which is going to allow Governor Romney to win the state of Pennsylvania: Done".