Sentence examples for with some intention from inspiring English sources

In a telephone interview Mr. Harris praised Mr. Sondheim for "filling every beat and note and moment with some intention".

Teacher Robert Cawdrey compiled what was probably the first alphabetical dictionary of the English language in 1604 with some intention of universal education, even though he did not regard all men, nor indeed women as equal, his book being "gathered for the benefit & helpe of ladies, gentlewomen, or any other vnskilfull persons … to vse the same aptly themselues".

We may also need to assume that when people set up institutions, they do so with some intention.

For some of us it was a theme we prescribed; we did it with some intention.

I told them I'd have to be crazy to come into this established organization with some intention.

'Medical tourism' is defined here as individuals – specifically those from high-income nations and often with some intention to include a holiday with their travel – crossing national borders to access non-emergency medical services not otherwise available in their home (source) country because of high costs, long waiting lists, limited health-care capacity or regulatory restrictions [ 10- 12].

I felt my way downstairs in an unfocused fashion about 10am, with some somnambulistic intention of watching the start of colour on all channels.

Throughout all of this, MPA believes the trio morphed into a singular organism of sorts: "We entered Orbit as individuals with some shared intentions to live in Red as a method to reconnect with the base and root chakra in our bodies.

When brave enough, put the towel and cat down and start to unwrap the towel...then spring backwards quickly, as your cat will emerge with some vicious intentions.

Far and away the biggest impediment standing between Clinton and the White House is the fact a great many voters, including some with every intention of voting for the former first lady and secretary of State, simply do not trust her.

Far and away the biggest impediment standing between Clinton and the White House is the fact that a great many voters, including some with every intention of voting for the former first lady and secretary of State, simply do not trust her.