Sentence examples for were fully intended from inspiring English sources

Both kinds of images, outraging or reassuring, were fully intended as propaganda for the government under siege, but also as a potential source of income for the photographers.

"I've been told not to touch sculptures that were fully intended to be outside in the elements where the pigeons can shit on them," Wurtzel says in the video.

Parallels with our own time, especially the velvet totalitarianism of Bush's America, are fully intended.

You might even say vague, but according to Shearsmith this was fully intended.

The surprise, moreover, was fully intended by Germany's military planners, who, Mr. May contends, were simply better than their French and British counterparts.

It was a power that had been fully intended by the conservationist Max Nicholson and others when they set up the Nature Conservancy at the behest of Clement Attlee's Labour government in 1949.

It cuts, for all its apparently relaxed joviality, against the zeitgeist of almost every other influence and impact upon these children in a digital, postmodern, post-moral society seeped in celebrity culture and the creatively pointless quest for quick-hit reward – as was fully intended by the Venezuelans who created El Sistema.

The biological conception of God as a kind of living heat or seed from which things grow seems to be fully intended.

More importantly, the double entendre of its title is fully intended: with his stiff, punk-like coxcomb and jowly wattle, this puffed-up cockerel is meant to appear pompous and ridiculous.

It's coming, and for once that's a double entendre that's fully intended.

I also wrote an over-the-top intro, trusting that the outrageous headline (Anything putting "hottest" near "sex offenders," I thought, would clearly show over-the-topness) would indicate this was fully intended to shock.