Sentence examples for were really intended from inspiring English sources

"Many of the manuscripts were really intended to dazzle, whether by their size, their illuminations, their calligraphy, choice of paper or choice of ink.

"His repetition of words that Mr Terry claims were said to him first by Mr Ferdinand is implausible if they were really intended to be a robust denial.

It added: "His repetition of words that Mr Terry claims were said to him first by Mr Ferdinand is implausible if they were really intended to be a robust denial.

But Nyall Hamlett, 25, and Nathan Cuffy, 26, were acquitted of involvement in the terror plot or knowing what Majeed or Hassane were really intending.

Dr. Michael Ashby, a professor of palliative care who reviewed the findings, said that if doctors were "really intending to hasten patients' deaths, then the community needs to know".

Of course, the Encore is really intended for young couples and for empty-nesters, not for family use.

It's really intended for the serious D.J., one with proper mixing skills and extra audio cables.

"It was really intended to poke fun, but underneath there's some truth to them," Elizabeth Gardner, an executive director of the festival, said of the ads.

This set-up is really intended for users who want to hook it up to a networked storage device (NAS) containing high-resolution files of their music collection.

Chinese officials said Mr. Lee's travel was really intended to promote the independent status of Taiwan, which Beijing considers a renegade territory.

Professor Tokaji suggested that the judges did not believe that the law, adopted by a Republican-controlled legislature, was really intended to reduce voter fraud.