Sentence examples for unusual intentions from inspiring English sources
Tilghman (1982), Currie (1989, 134 n. 19) and Lamarque (2010), for example, raise questions about the intelligibility and coherence of that part of the Borges story that concerns Pierre Menard's unusual intentions and putative achievement with regard to the writing of "his" Quixote.
She declares her unusual intention: she is to investigate happy endings.
In the Waco sections, which chronicle the life of young Jack O'Brien Hunter McCrackenn) as he grows into adolescence in a household dominated by a stern father (Brad Pitt) and a sensitive mother (Jessica Chastain), Mr. Malick's storytelling methods are unusual, but his intentions are nonetheless accessible.
American and Afghan commanders hoped to achieve just that result when they took the unusual step of broadcasting their intention to invade Marja days ahead of time.
After the Senate approved the bill in a 31-to-5 vote late Wednesday, Mr. Rowland took the unusual step of immediately announcing his intention to sign the measure.
"I find working in this way to be very meditative, in the sense that you're walking around for hours, constantly aware of your surroundings, with the single intention of recording something unusual happening".
With Roman Catholic clergy in short supply in the United States, Indian priests are picking up some of their work, saying Mass for special intentions, in a sacred if unusual version of outsourcing.
The seriousness of Wilson's intention was indicated by his unusual lack of self-assurance and the solemnity of his literary references.
This week the U.S. Senate is going to have an unusual joint committee hearing with the laudable intention of trying to figure out who should be calling the shots.
Co-author Prof Jenny Kurinczuk said among the cases studied there was a "violent element and unequivocal intention to die which is quite unusual in respect to women".
