Sentence examples for very different intent from inspiring English sources

"What makes us different is that our readers have a very different intent when they come to our sites," said Power.

But rap, like jazz, which uses Western classical harmony with very different intents and values, should be taken on its own terms.

For example, "check my cash" and "cash my check" have similar words, but very different intents and meanings.

The mechanisms for exploration may be similar to those for implementation pilot projects, fact-finding visits, temporary assignments and task forces, forums for sharing ideas but they are very different in intent.

"I can imagine an academic sharing something with someone as part of research would have a very different mental intent than someone who is sharing that in order to try and get others to join an organization or engage in an act of violence.

"I can imagine an academic sharing something with someone as part of research would have a very different mental intent than someone who is sharing that in order to try and get others to join an organization or engage in an act of violence," Comey said.

WHEN it comes to public service campaigns, the goal is not so very different from the intent of advertising for commercial goods and services.

Terms and strategies such as transparency, buy-in, and committees have been distorted and butchered into something very different from their intent.

"Imagining what it means to connect everything from these to sewer lines is to suggest some very different practical realities and different intents," she said.

These shootings involve something very different: a randomness of intent.

In other words, ruleset creation would mean that the learners would be relying on the expert system designer's interpretation of the knowledge, which may be very different than the actual intent.