Intentions
Scenes and intentions are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Scenes" instead a noun "Intentions".
Scenes
Intentions and scenes are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Intentions" instead a noun "Scenes".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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The only way you could tell he was gay was when he explicitly mentioned it in an early behind-the-scenes interview, stating that his "Gaydar" senses will help him get a feel of people's intentions.
Source: Series / The Mole - Even though the next episode has him getting killed in an incredibly ignominious fashion that has many of his fans practically foaming at the mouth his acting sells the scenes and makes him Unintentionally Sympathetic despite the writer's intentions.
Source: Took the Bad Film Seriously - The original script includes scenes Ferris does more immoral things, such as stealing his father's money, but also has more dialogue clarifying Ferris's charitable intentions toward others, such as Cameron.
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