Quotes About Intent

No one subsists, without ambition; nothing exists, without reason.

You may teach those who want to learn. However, you cannot teach those who intend to teach you.

Later on I published these poems as Sappho's Boat to make damn sure everyone knew what I meant.

What you do, what you own, what you plan, what you believe, what you think you are, what you want, and so much more are all the result of beliefs and values you've been trained to have, to be, and to want. Some of this is simply enculturation, but when it takes on the intent of deliberate manipulation, then enculturation per se is an inadequate term.

It is always the enemy who started it, even if he was not the first to speak out, he was certainly planning it; and if he was not actually planning it, he was thinking of it; and, if he was not thinking of it, he would have thought of it.

Discipline is remembering what you want

Sometimes, the words we speak are not the words we want to say.

So unless the text itself is ambiguous, the parol-evidence rule excludes precontractual indications of what the parties thought they were achieving.

A majority of people don't write or say their thoughts with intent to motivate but to get only praise for oneself and that's the reason as why they don't inspire not even one person.

A person who has good intention to actually prevent the population from any ailment never creates any apprehension/panic situation for them, but the people who have malafide intent often try to invent & implement various ways to create the environment of fear/stressful condition even by giving virus/pathogen the different name/ variant

An unintelligent or fool always enjoys having around oneself the presence of a lot of sycophants who only admire his/her stupid talks or external looks with their hidden, selfish intent.

Even if a person tells the truth explicitly and consistently; yet, not surprisingly, most people will interpret his words' meaning with less intellect and more intent to derive their benefits only.

Fraud are all self-centered who may also talk about the great power of God, but gets caught of his selfish intent as he gets himself pictured in that online thought content

Linkedin may be a professional networking platform, but for the most netizens it is a forum for bootlicking as they are liking and commenting on any damn post of big-boot bosses without even seeing the intent & content there and just deceiving with a hope of getting some business or job opportunity from those millionaires/billionaires

Speak with the heart and it helps to meet a person on the same nature part; Speak with the mind and it helps to bind with a lot of people whose real intent behind every kind word needs to always find.

Sycophants are invisible God's sent poisonous serpents tucked inside the pants of every person who has selfish/devilish intent towards cheating/fooling people

The participant of a reality show ought to do a lot of research not only for the content but also for the real intent of the top judges, sponsors and the program makers to be first getting selected and then staying and growing there as contestant.

When a person is on life's right track, his own family members don't back and even most treat him only as crack; so how could one not track the hidden intent of people who support him back to back.

Magic is not illusion, nor is it the artificial manipulation of unnatural forces. In fact, magic is perfectly natural: it is the use of natural energy with conscious intent and awareness to help attain a better understanding of the world around you and to harmonize yourself with the world's energies.

Here the word ritual doesn't mean something full-blown and complicated; instead, it means an intuitive ceremony or something set apart from everyday action by mindfulness and conscious intent. Also, the word magic means the conscious and directed attempt to effect change by combining and directing energy toward a positive goal.

Purpose is a desire for something in our own power, coupled with an investigation into its means.

All action presupposes an end.

Nature does nothing in vain.

Make your life a mission-not an intermission.