Sentence examples for wrong intentions from inspiring English sources

It's mediocre, it's got the wrong intentions and, anyway, the public sees through it.

Mustafa Demir, 51, a salesman, said that while the city was currently "ungovernable" any possible division might go badly "if they do it with the wrong intentions".

Also, 30 years after the disease was eradicated, the virus' genomic information is available online and the technology now exists for someone with the right tools and the wrong intentions to create a new smallpox virus in a laboratory.

"Football is the beautiful game which should unite all people; in Dagestan our fans are very good to us, but this racism comes from small groups who have the wrong intentions.

However, this feature may raise serious security problems if it is exploited with the wrong intentions.

Now, I don't mean to suggest that all PR people are evil or have the wrong intentions.

Often scorned, the immersion process is nonetheless a serious approach to a role, unless, as he says, "you come to this approach to acting from a position of conceit, or of narcissism, or with the wrong intention or a misconception, then it's a mess".

Aware that his public image is important when promoting his materials, G-Dragon notes that "what the public perceives of [my physical appearance] is my doing so it's my fault if I give off the wrong intention".

However, there is still a tendency to employ the few approved ones with the wrong intention to rapidly progress to clinical stage.

Accordingly then, right or wrong, with intention this paper tacks towards the goals of elevating rates of DV prosecution, raising rates of DV conviction, and also increasing the content of DV criminal sentences.

Consequences include fear, anger, distress, anxiety, humiliation, guilt, disappointment, helplessness, absence of reaction, physical injury and others, such as a desire for revenge, a feeling of being in the wrong, an intention to quit the place of work or to change personal behavior.