Sentence examples for One meant from inspiring English sources

It is shocking when a child so young dies; everyone rushes to say that no one meant for that to happen, and one surely hopes no one does.

This one meant a lot".

— and one meant to convey extreme disgust.

"That one meant a lot to me".

The presence of one meant the other.

This one meant a little more.

So, everyone paused to figure out what this one meant.

A score of one meant "extremely unlikely to dissolve".

Especially one meant for children, who really dislike illogic.

Buying one meant sending up the white flag of old (or at least older) age.

The problem, as Bill Clinton might have said, was what one meant by "it".