Preposition: that

• recipient: Most obvious is the intent that the recipient understands who is invited.

Converse of object

• seem: Her entire crazy family seems intent on driving her mad.

• declare: The reality is that their actions are miles apart from their declared intent.

• appear: But previous stage treatments have appeared intent on presenting his tales merely as more explicit medieval precursors of the Carry On romps.

• prove: There was also a problem of proving intent of direct incitement where people denied that their intention had been to incite people.

• indicate: Article 9, Paragraph 4 of the Public Order Order indicates that intent has to be proved.

• deny: He offered no explanation for his actions, but denied any malicious intent.

Adjective modifier

• malicious: There's no evidence of malicious intent here, it's all assumed.

• murderous: At later levels the warehouse acquires a few ghosts which chase you with murderous intent.

• undetermined: Some 800 people die by suicide or ' undetermined intent ' in Scotland each year, about 20 of them in the Scottish Borders.

• deliberate: Neither will anything created with the deliberate intent of causing a current non-celebrity to meet the definition criteria.

• hostile: Hostile intent involves a willingness to effectively conduct economic espionage against the United States and the capacity to do so.

• avowed: There's no discouragement shall make him once relent His first avowed intent to be a pilgrim.

Preposition: on

• revenge: But intent on revenge, the Darkwing plots to destroy their powerful Empire in his quest for survival.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: Indeed, Morris seems particularly intent to depict casual coupling with a variety of gender variations.

Noun used with modifier

• rendering: Need to watch rendering intents, but I get very few problems.

Possessives

• commander: This intensity, based on the commander's stated intent, will be maintained throughout the crisis.

• author: The author's intent is to show Peter's restoration has been accomplished.

Preposition: of

• commander: The intent of the commander drives target selection and battle plan of counter-C2.

• author: However, the intent of the authors is generally clear.