Sentence examples for without necessarily intending from inspiring English sources
Voters often use them to punish the national government without necessarily intending to evict it at the next opportunity.
Jackson Pollock and the other "big picture" Abstract Expressionists had, without necessarily intending to, sparked a revolution in art as design: painting that is substantially complete in its initiating idea.
So you get all kinds of music being made there, and the guys who own the studio and produce and engineer the recordings, they become these Alan Lomax figures, without necessarily intending to be".
Deliberative democracy, without intending to totally challenge, on the one hand, "[the] aggregation as a decision rule" (Chambers 2012: 52), and without necessarily intending, on the other, to replace the existing institutions of democracy (Steiner et al. 2004), tries to compete with representative models, seeking solutions that guarantee higher levels of legitimacy to the said regime.
Whilst recklessness is sufficient for most offences against the person – that the defendant foresaw the risk of the proscribed injury occurring without necessarily intending it to happen – this is insufficient for crimes of intent.
(Intentionality in this sense is distinct from the ordinary quality of being intended, as when one intends to do something.) Thus, believing is necessarily believing that something is the case; desiring is necessarily desiring something; intending is necessarily intending to do something.
In the autumn of 1521, Erasmus moved from Louvain to Basel, not necessarily intending the move to be permanent.
Some of these people are misinformed and are not necessarily intending to misguide you.
Messiaen did not necessarily intend for the work to be performed complete.
Many of the best-known epitaphs are primarily literary memorials, not necessarily intended to be placed on a tomb.
They're not necessarily intended to be aspirational figures – they're just some individuals who have done some interesting things".
