With intention; in an intentional manner.
(Doing or feeling something) in a deliberate or controlled way.
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Examples for "intended"
Examples for "intended"
1Asked how they intended to last the day, Yuriko said: No problem.
2Unfortunately, the program doesn't quite work in the way the producers intended.
3However, he had not intended to let anyone get a good look.
4French Defence Minister Herve Morin said Paris intended to contribute 30 soldiers.
5They will be subject to new tariffs intended to protect American producers.
1Allen is conscious that image matters a great deal in this regard.
2THE Southern Health Board was accused yesterday of not being cost conscious.
3He said, at all times, Jamaicans must remain conscious of their environment.
4All the victims were conscious when emergency services arrived on the scene.
5I was not even certain how much longer I might remain conscious.
1The climax is in the deliberate falsehood contained in the closing words.
2I accept, of course, his assurance that there was no deliberate connection.
3It required a deliberate effort of will to accept the fantastic truth.
4Syrian authorities have denied any deliberate targeting of civilians in the conflict.
5And that often meant that events moved with an extraordinarily deliberate slowness.
1Earlier this year it restated financial results after discovering intentional accounting errors.
2And the very quiver in his voice seemed in a manner intentional.
3The fable in Greece originated in an intentional travesty of human affairs.
4Untoward events involving radioactive material, either accidental or intentional, are potentially devastating.
5The two-thousand-plus intentional nuclear bomb detonations in the name of weapons testing.
1She was not wilful; she was not obstinate; she gave him affection.
2But the wilful strain in his nature set all prudence at defiance.
3The second charge of wilful murder has been proved against the accused.
4On the threshold stood the beautiful, high-spirited and wilful Duchess of Osterley.
5The general effect was of extraordinary lavish profusion-ofwilful, splendid, careless extravagance.
1But there are, of course, also the two ways of volitional vision.
2Not a perfectly pure motive in the whole of his volitional existence!
3They do the things in which they have a volitional interest.
4Justice is an essential attribute of His life; mercy is volitional.
5Conscious and unconscious, every volitional act was the result of motive.
1But it was, of course, possible to start a fire on purpose.
2Fires in the Amazon are often set on purpose to clear land.
3Mr Warner said Mr Turei was run off the road on purpose.
4When Garn left, Treia said she had sent him away on purpose.
5Under other circumstances I'd have said he was doing it on purpose.
6That should last me a week if I read slowly on purpose.
7My handkerchief lay on the path; I had dropped it on purpose.
8I hope you know I'd never do anything like that on purpose.
9I tucked it into the rig and brought it in, on purpose.
10She was the one bumping me-andon purpose, if you ask me.
11She is raised in great numbers in cactus gardens planted on purpose.
12This morning you accused me of burning your toaster waffle on purpose.
13But you weren't mean-youdidn't try to hurt anyone, not on purpose.
14Maybe left them heaped up on purpose, to improve their rumpled appearance.
15It's hard for me to believe someone would do that on purpose.
16All tagged with transponders, which means they were set loose on purpose.
Translations for on purpose