Sentence examples for was so intended from inspiring English sources

'Whether or not it was so intended, those are its necessary effects.' Nippert v. Richmond, supra, 327 U.S. at page 434, 66 S.Ct. at page 595.

Plaintiff must know of the defendant's infringing conduct; plaintiff must intend that his conduct be acted on or must act in a way that the party asserting the estoppel had a right to believe it was so intended; defendant must be ignorant of the true facts; and defendant must rely on plaintiff's conduct to his detriment.

In our view of this case it is unnecessary for us to pass upon whether this method of protecting taxpayers was intended to be exclusive of all other remedies, including actions against an individual who happened to be a tax collector, or whether if it were so intended it would surmount all constitutional objections.

Perhaps the book itself is somewhat of Martin reaching out to Courtney, even beyond their closeness within the text, though it is an extremely odd outreach if it is so intended.

And they said they were appalled that a film that they said was so clearly intended to incite hatred and anger toward the United States had succeeded in doing so.

He was so well intended, and he's such a good guy, and it was really such a mistake that I hope people don't hold this over him other than for just a good laugh and let it pass".

It was never so intended".

This is not an unmitigated artistic acquisition: Tenniel was not just first but best, instinctively understanding that, just as debates intended to be amusing never are, so illustrations intended to be surreal or fantastic must above all be true, literal.

But then TechCrunch would never agree to an interview where the questions were pre-agreed and the interview was so managed, and intended to be a mere "summary".

They were not so intended.

He did later leave a comment beneath the interview that read, in part: "The comments I made that seem to critique viewers who found 'The Wire' late were not so intended.