Sentence examples for utterly intent from inspiring English sources

Alas, here in the middle of its worst financial crisis ever, the Postal Service and Congress seem utterly intent on wasting it.

There they both go, eyes straight ahead, utterly intent on what they're trying to do — get the girl, understand Communism — and oblivious of the felled houses, the outraged constables that they leave in their wake.

On the new iPhone — the one her mother actually uses — her big sister, Izzy, 4, is utterly intent on "Dora's Ballet Adventure," her tiny thumb tapping away at the stars and arrows.

"Church Wait," an oil by James Atkins, and "Church Music," an acrylic by Andrew Turner, take viewers to two Sunday meetings, but with utterly different intents.

Her intent was utterly deceptive: to give the client the false impression that the fired employee still worked on the project, and that clearly is unscrupulous.

It was the forlornness of the abandoned trees that inspired her to start "dragging them home and personifying them, caring for them, trying to make the tree like me and me like it," said the artist, whose artwork was all the more compelling because it was so utterly without obvious commercial intent.

"Philippe Streiff's insulting and defamatory comments are utterly unfounded and demonstrate malicious intent," the statement read.

"And while Russia has the capability to strike us with a nuclear weapon, dropping a bomb on us tomorrow would be way wide of [President Vladimir ] Putins strategic intent and would have utterly catastrophic consequences for Russia itself".

Insidious little scaley things were intent on fattening themselves, utterly indifferent to the reality that they were killing their host.

He said: "The use of this utterly ferocious weapon, even with the reduced intent, caused the loss of Stefan Appleton's young life.

If an algorithm causes a high volume of cancellations, then proof of a violation without more evidence would depend on somehow divining the computer programmer's intent, which seems problematic if not utterly futile.