Sentence examples for with the obvious intention from inspiring English sources

And Michael Curtiz directed it with the obvious intention of making Miss Crawford devastating for her fans.

The Bush administration has decided to consider hatchery-bred salmon equivalent to wild natural salmon with the obvious intention of eliminating legal protection of endangered salmon runs.

"Somebody inside the Vatican leaked the document with the obvious intention of embarrassing the pope," said Robert Mickens, a longtime Vatican expert and editor of Global Pulse, an online Catholic magazine.

Norman also had spats with Mel Gibson and John Wayne, the latter of whom, he said, had "lurched out of his chair with the obvious intention of thumping me" after the pair disagreed on the subject of the Vietnam war.

It is reminiscent of the Iranian poet Saadi's 13th-century collection of parables titled "Golestan," or The Rosegarden, with the obvious intention of appealing to Moghul rulers, for whom Persian was the language of literature and court usage.

Norman also had spats with Mel Gibson and John Wayne, the latter of whom, he said, had "lurched out of his chair with the obvious intention of thumping me" after the pair disagreed about the Vietnam war.

At the moment, there's always a "driver" sitting in the front, but the obvious intention is to dispense with the human as soon as it's deemed safe to do so.

●With the obvious intention of weakening standards for wilderness areas, the bill includes provisions in direct conflict with the federal Wilderness Act that could affect areas besides Bears Ears.

The Telegraph thought Miliband "frightening" with his obvious intention to bring socialism back to Britain.

UPDATE: The Bucharest Herald reports that the Romanian Patriarchy is refuting the calendar producers' claims, saying the models are merely "posing as Orthodox priests" and that the product is "indecent" and created with an "obvious intention to calumny and defame Orthodox ministers and desire to promote and justify their own ideology".

The airlines' obvious intention "is to drive business travelers back into fully refundable airfare classes," he said.