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27 examples of Intents in a sentence

Meanwhile, for all intents and purposes, space looks finite to us.
That must be acknowledged, and they can't be swept aside, even with the best of intents.
But for all intents and purposes, it comes off as another truly film in their gallery.
I'm a huge fan of the "Zombie" genre, and I am fascinated by the psychological aspects of viewing creatures, that for all intents and purposes are human, as an atrocity that is only worth shooting in the head.
Actually, for all intents and purposes, it is not its sequel.
This sequel proves that Tim Burton was for all intents and purposes THE best choice to ever direct a Batman movie.
So when the final season began the original Earth Final conflict was just an almost forgotten dreams, all the magic was missing, just to let some vain intents to keep alive the show including the return of Kilner and Liam for a few episodes.
For all intents and purposes, 'Teen Devian' might seem like just another lightweight Bollywood musical.
Babe Ruths early life was quite interesting and this was for all intents and purposes was omitted in this film.
And the lead actor is, for all intents and purposes, AWFUL.
It appears for all intents and purposes to be an uninhabited Earth, with beautiful scenery and an ideal climate.
For all intents it appears that the writers have taken their 90 minutes of screen time, built their story (albeit thin), executed the major plot points (how did the bugs survive the truck on the airfield tarmac?) and then tried to coast home on some pitifully thin technical excuse for a solution.
I was in a state of deep depression that for all intents and purposes was inescapable.
To all intents and purposes this is an inferior WHEN HARRY MET SALLY for a younger generation .
I guess I can't complain too much, because for all intents and purposes, I got this movie for free.
The border between Syria and Iraq is for all intents and purposes gone.
Making matters worse, the two countries have, to all intents and purposes, broken off both unofficial and - with scarcely an exception - official dialogue.
They were active participants on international markets, attracted foreign capital, were integrated for all intents into the globalized world.
Just as Iraq today is, for all intents and purposes, ethnically partitioned, it will be difficult to establish a post-2014 government in Kabul whose writ runs across Afghanistan.
Indeed, Britain has, to all intents and purposes, practically decriminalized marijuana usage.
For all intents and purposes, they now live under a regime that is liberal, yet undemocratic: a system in which their rights are mostly respected but their political preferences are routinely ignored.
Austria and the Benelux three have, to all intents and purposes, linked their currencies to the Deutschmark.
To all intents and purposes, Taiwan is independent already, though without formal recognition.
His key challenge is finding a face-saving way around the so-called Irish backstop, and he does seem willing to contemplate a single Irish market, at least for agricultural goods – as long as the agreed nomenclature avoids acknowledging that for all intents and purposes, it leaves Northern Ireland in the EU single market.
But for all intents and purposes, it is dead and buried.
You have settled it already, to all intents and purposes.'
"Certainly, there can be no difference; for Robert will now to all intents and purposes be considered as the eldest son;--and as to any thing else, they are both very agreeable young men: I do not know that one is superior to the other."