For phenomenology, the meaning and the object [in its "materiality"] are co-constituted in the intending of the object by the subject - phenomenologically speaking there are only meaningful objects.

The meeting was intended to show how close the two men have become.

Many were not intended to last more than 40 years.

The school, which was intended for 460 students, has a student body of 468.

We too want to have information on who they were intended for.

During the first five years, the building was used as intended.

They are intended to be used only for a few days at the most.

In fact, he had intended to say no such thing.

Because she intended to come over here was one reason.

She had no idea how long he intended to keep her here.

The question was only what they intended to do with them.

She never quite knew exactly what he intended by his words.

Be sure I had never asked him again how he intended to use me.

And now they intended to take away his very name.

They never intended to cut me in, to begin with.

They wanted to know things and intended to learn them if possible.

He became all business, which is just what I had intended.

She had never intended to let him live his own life.

But if I had known what you intended to do?

She still intended to give them a chance to back out.

She had never intended to actually go to bed with him.

He always saw the person his business was intended for.

She had to be told, yes, and certainly I intended to tell her.

He intended to put every last one of them to good use.

Come first light, he intended for them to be long gone.

Exactly as she intended he and everyone else in the room should feel.