If you say that you have no intention of doing something, you are emphasizing that you are not going to do it. If you say that you have every intention of doing something, you are emphasizing that you intend to do it.
How do you use intention in a sentence?
Intention sentence example
- She had no intention of staying here. ...
- I have no intention of doing so. ...
- If that was his intention , it sure worked. ...
- If Alex knew that, he gave no indication - and she had no intention of telling him. ...
- Where the children were concerned, she had no intention of remaining silent.
Is it intention of or intention to?
2) Grammatically speaking, "no intention to do" and "no intention of doing" are both correct. However, at least for U.S. English, "no intention to do" just sounds "odd".
