Sentence examples for without really intending from inspiring English sources

But what Pomerantz meant was that Chamberlain, without really intending to, broke stylistic and racial barriers in professional basketball.

He was a writer who – without really intending to – managed to articulate something about England, when the English lack a clear idea of what their nation means, unlike the Scots and Welsh.

Without really intending to, he says, he had become the "guardian" of his family's genetic information and the gatekeeper to potentially serious health information.

And that's what's scary to me: I block out the most important things in my life without really intending to, only to look back some time later and realize I've crossed an event horizon of sorts.

By attacking Bale, therefore, Marca are really intending to undermine Perez.

He criticised New Labour without erecting many clear signposts pointing to where he really intended to take the party.

So far as travel do you really intend to head South over the holidays without an entourage of adult children?

They're not really intended to furnish anyone's home.

If Mr. Barak really intends to reach a final agreement resolving the thorniest issues, then why is he willing to transfer Abu Dis without demanding a concession in return?

"We really intend to maintain our course," he said.

That's what I really intended to do.