Sentences with phrase «conclusions about the intention»

The role has emerged more by chance than by design and therefore it's difficult to draw too many conclusions about the intention of coaches using such players.

They think others are being hostile when they are not and make the wrong conclusions about their intentions.

Down the road, you may need people like this in your corner, so before you jump to conclusions about intentions, take a step back and analyze the real motive.

There are things that she does that don't break our relationship, but no matter how small it is, and no matter how I try to present it, she jumps to wild conclusions about my intentions and becomes very agitated and very defensive.

Not exact matches

If we could all drop our conclusions about what the Matrix should mean and actually try to see what it does mean or could mean, possibly beyond its makers» intentions (we do serve a big God that tends to orchestrate events whether we want to be used or not!)

I know it was not his intention to produce liberal disciples, and I don't think I was wrong to say that his conclusions are typically orthodox, or that he cautioned fear and trembling when about to revise the Great Tradition.

Major life lessons include (1) Don't jump to conclusions about family members intentions, (2) Don't lie to everyone in your high school about a major life event, (3) Don't get too drunk in a foreign country / let your high school senior go on a foreign vacation, and (4) Watch more Lifetime movies.

I'm sure they have the best intentions in making a movie that demonstrates how white Americans (or at least the goofy neighbors in this film) can leap to conclusions about blacks.

Is it the intention to actually start using these new (to some) tools and to draw some conclusions, or just to spend days arguing about them?

It is only if the trial judge is unable to reach a conclusion about the transferor's actual intention at the time of the transfer that it may become necessary to apply such presumption to possibly tip the scales in favour of the transferor of property or the donor of funds.

This conclusion was drawn in part from the determination that the existence of the different procedural rights conferred by the different sub-divisions of Division 3 indicated a legislative intention that the procedural rights created under the amended NTA are «carefully graded» with regard to the required degree of «attention'to be given to the views of native title parties about the doing of an act (para 27).

You both have a tendency to jump to negative conclusions about your partner's motivations and intentions, and don't give each other the benefit of the doubt

Even though we all had the best intentions when consulting, experiences of feeling gossipy, scolded, bossed, jumping to conclusions, and getting sucked into the system of dysfunction come to mind when I think of conferencing between ITs and FTs about mutual clients.