intention|intentions in English

noun

[in·ten·tion || ɪn'tenʃn]

determination to do something in particular, plan; aim, goal, purpose; meaning, import, significance

Use "intention|intentions" in a sentence

1. I have no intentions.

2. You know my intentions better.

3. However, their intentions are honourable.

4. My intentions were perfectly honourable.

5. She stated her intentions unequivocally.

6. Naively optimistic, full of good intentions, but despite his good intentions, are still unavoidable in trouble.

7. He is motivated by good intentions.

8. Can you fathom out her intentions?

9. I had completely misread his intentions.

10. He was upfront about his intentions.

11. You must have mistaken my intentions.

12. The general misread the enemy's intentions.

13. I was misled about your intentions.

14. She professed ignorance of their intentions.

15. It's not my intention.

16. Baleful means harmful, or expressing harmful intentions.

17. Beware of the Intentions of the Heart

18. Don't arrogate wrong intentions to your colleagues.

19. I could not puzzle out her intentions.

20. He was uncertain about his brother's intentions.

21. He was misunderstood notwithstanding his good intentions.

22. Her good intentions were thwarted almost immediately.

23. I could not puzzle out his intentions.

24. You misled me as to your intentions.

25. Hell is paved with good intentions.