intendency

the author made clear her intendency to challenge traditional gender roles in the novel.

critics debated whether the film's moral intendency was successfully conveyed through its visual symbolism.

the legislation's original intendency has been obscured by subsequent judicial interpretations.

historians seek to understand the intendency behind ancient architectural designs.

the artist's intendency was to provoke emotional responses from viewers through abstract forms.

policy makers must return to the primary intendency of environmental protection laws.

the document's stated intendency is to establish fair labor standards across industries.

despite the poem's ambiguity, scholars have identified several layers of intendency.

the general intendency of the speech was to promote national unity during crisis.

new evidence suggests a different intendency than previously assumed by researchers.

the committee questioned whether the project's true intendency aligned with its stated goals.

religious scholars examined the intendency of biblical texts in their historical context.