Sentence examples for As meant from inspiring English sources
"If Denmark criticizes corruption in Afghanistan, I will see it as meant to improve things," he said.
Mr. Springer described the hugs as meant "to reward people for doing right, for the preventive measures they're taking".
The attendee said he interpreted Cohn's remark as meant in jest, rather than an insult of the new lawmakers.
Whatever you make of the work's extramusical associations — whether you take it as meant to restore Shostakovich to Stalin's good graces or as a protest against Stalin — Mr. Litton's reading had the virtues of supremely polished surfaces with raw, often savage emotion swirling just beneath them.
This led to a particular interpretation of the important processes of maintenance and repair, which certainly play a major role in sustaining the life of individuals as meant to preserve as long as possible their integrity.
The broad differences between process improvement, as meant in kaizen, and process optimization, as conventionally practiced in the United States and Europe, are also assessed.
Technology as means, not end.
Near as mean as the men".
Please, keep them as mean as possible.
