Sentence examples for writer's intent from inspiring English sources

I thought it was merely the writer's intent.

How effective is a notation in conveying the writer's intent correctly?

That filing provides notice to other potential buyers of the letter writer's intent to purchase the apartment.

Pop culture has a tendency to produce heroes that reflect the public mood, whether it is through some sharp-minded writer's intent or a more mysterious, subconscious process.

Instead of conceiving of language as an instrument of oppression or of intentional bewilderment, readers should deploy "interpretive tact," a good-faith estimation of a writer's intent based on their own knowledge and experience.

"But it is reasonable to surmise that the board here was concerned either about the letter writer's ability to carry both units or about the letter writer's intent to actually use the apartment himself".

It commonly seems, in our reading of advance directives written in other countries, that they do not fit the actual clinical circumstances with sufficient precision to enable an unambiguous interpretation of the writer's prior intent.

("I do not believe that the right to describe... black people in American society is the private domain of Negro writers," the novelist John A. Williams wrote in "Ten Black Writers Respond". "I cannot fault Styron's intent").

There's intent there.

Few high-profile pols plumb that particular abysm these days, but Rudy Giuliani's ad-writers seem intent on exploring those lost lingual lands.

The heroine of Loitering with Intent, Muriel Spark's comic novel about the writer's life in 1949 London, is very proud of her one-room dwelling.