intent **

The intent is not to find out what people really think about an issue.

What else could he say, with those fire red eyes intent on him?

One way or the other, they seem intent on having their day in court.

Or perhaps she had already read the nature of his intent.

In order to change our intent we go back again to energy.

Often, the intent is to force national public attention on a such an issue.

The intent was to use the land for business and industry.

Half the time, he does show and mean good intent.

Its intent was to work across the country at the local level.

As a result, people who may have come intent on going back are here to stay.

"I believe the intent is to control the look of the town."

But with no intent whatever, simply to have an answer.

"There was never any intent on my part to take a human life."

Whatever her intent, the move he had to make was clear.

Start up this top model and you can sense the intent.

Now the plan had changed, but the intent was the same.

Her face was serious and intent in the half- light.

So I came here, intent upon meeting the man in person.

A critical issue in the case is one of intent.

At least they had been successful in their first intent.

How else could he know everything, the name, the intent, all?

But the issue is also one of understanding and intent.

At first the girls did not talk, intent upon getting started.

He turned his back to them, intent on the radio.

Of course that was not her intent, and everyone knew it.

She is quite intent on making people feel at home.

Is still intent on looking for another job do you know?

For some reason she seemed very intent on his face.

The men were so intent on something that they did not seem to hear.

Maybe that's why he was so intent on leaving her behind.

"But we are certainly very intent on the health reasons for doing this."

Why was everyone so intent on getting me into a federal prison?

They are intent on playing the man and not the ball.

Their eyes were very intent, and I knew the question meant more than it should have.

But he was too intent on the first one to take much notice.

He was too intent on what lay ahead of him to think about food.

His eyes were so intent upon her face that she could almost feel their touch.

Other times her eyes were too intent on far away and long ago to notice food.

They are too intent on making room for the cake.

She was too intent on opening it to wait for an answer.

At least, a curiously intent look came across her face.

He's completely intent, a father back to front and top to bottom.

He was too intent upon the work that lay ahead.

He was so intent on his job, I had to remind him.

"You are still intent on going down to Earth, then?"

Harry was so intent on his work that he did not hear the door open.

He was too intent on what had taken place in his quarters a few short hours ago.

But then, they were too intent on their own troubles to give anyone else a second look.

Why are the Congressmen so intent on having their road?

Then he had been too intent for it to penetrate.