Sentence examples for being meant to from inspiring English sources
It is said that she never bothered to save money, money being meant to be shared with "pals".
Les Indes galantes ("The Amorous Indies"—Indies being meant to represent any little known, and therefore exotic, place)—was the second of Rameau's many operas.
But certainly low in self-esteem.' 'And there is something about fertility that's like a virtue,' says Will. 'People talk about not being "meant" to have children.
China is party to neither the Trans-Pacific Partnership nor the negotiations between Europe and the United States, leading some officials and trade analysts to see the proposals as being meant to "contain" China's increasing power in global commerce.
McDonald's non-executive chairman, Andrew McKenna, is still chairman at 85, despite being meant to retire in 2003 when he reached the company's then mandatory retirement age of 73.
Under the state Public Officers Law, it is illegal to give or accept a gift to a state official worth more than $75, if that gift could reasonably be interpreted as being meant to influence state policy.
