Yet this time the lobby seems most intent on self-harm.
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What were you most intent on tackling in the second installment?
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These days, Cruise seems most intent on demonstrating his physical prowess.
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That is the program that Mr. Trump seems most intent on ending.
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That means the companies most intent on M&A need to get creative.
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To win the finals, Team Trump needs to attract precisely the voters this mob seems most intent on alienating.
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To the elites most intent on ousting Trump, far more important than anything he may say or do is what he signifies.
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The Germans "heard the right messages" on US commitment to NATO and insistence on territorial integrity in Ukraine, the official said, which were the topics Merkel was most intent to discuss.
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As always, our reporters were most intent on describing the actions, the signs and the regalia to make it clear to our readers who the protesters were and what they represent.
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One way he and others can increase employment and raise wages for millions of Americans is by focusing on the very things he and his administration seem most intent on rolling back: policies that expand equality and freedom for women.
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The startup has seemed to have grown at its own pace, the service's members frequently reference the 100,000+ people on the waiting list to pay for the email app though the company seems most intent on growing by word of mouth referrals which allow you to hop the line.
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Consider that the person Giridharadas and others have described as the opposite of Donald Trump isn't Elizabeth Warren, a self-made public intellectual and policy expert from a more rural and blue-collar background than Buttigieg's campus roots, but an erudite 37-year-old mayor who seems most intent on dazzling the country with his academic feats of strength. video
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Some historians believe Napoleon intended to use the island as a staging point for an invasion of the United States through Louisiana (then newly regained by the French from the Spanish.). Others believe that he was most intent on regaining control of the lucrative sugar production and trade in Saint- Domingue. Only one-third of the French troops survived to return to France, and in 1804 the new republic of Haiti declared its independence.
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Of all the officers, he is the one most intent on proving he is the toughest cop on the force and refers to people he dislikes (which is just about everyone) as "scrotes" (short for scrotums). The word was coined by Father Willie Wright for Roscoe to use in reference to people since Rules felt that the word "asshole" was overused in police work, and the word scrotum too long. Of the word "scrote" as used by Roscoe Rules, Baxter Slate quips that it is "a philosophy in a word". Rules hates the city and lives on a "ranch" sixty miles from it, "east of Chino".
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For reasons which have never been made entirely clear, mob associate Wilfred Johnson hated Angelo. Out of all the members of the Bergin crew he seemed most intent as an informant on hurting Angelo, whom he referred to as "that fat fuck". However, Johnson pointedly did not include John Gotti in his discussion of the Bergin narcotics operation, insisting to the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) that he didn't know too much about that subject. The FBI suspected this was a lie, but Johnson nevertheless provided them with precise sketches of the interior of the Ruggiero home in Cedarhurst, New York, accompanied by recommendations on the best places to plant a wire transmitter.
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