Sentence examples for cartoon meant from inspiring English sources

People knowing how much that cartoon meant to me might assume I identified with the animator, but I actually wanted to be the cartoon.

"Life is a Saturday-morning cartoon meant to entertain a God who tends to sleep late" is a typical one-line digression.

The Executive Council of Australian Jewry and the NSW Jewish Board of Deputies said the editorial "unreservedly apologising for the publication of an antisemitic cartoon" meant the matter was now closed.

In that chart, which is a cartoon meant to get a point across, the drug development process comes to a point during FDA review, when the last winnowing happens.

It took six days of ludicrous questioning ("Why did you go to that literary festival? What does this cartoon mean?"), and hundreds of valuable police hours wasted, to realise it had been an inept and embarrassing mix-up.

While discussing that period of darkness with my now-partner, I admitted that I often watch cartoons meant for children as a method of self-care.

Cartoons mean never having to say "Does this cover-up make me look orange?," since everybody's already yellow.

Cartoons mean nothing next to the love of this God.

And I thought, I would love to write an episode where a character is frustrated by not knowing what a New Yorker cartoon means and then goes about trying to find the answer by going to the New Yorker art department and asking what the joke was.

He also claimed New Yorker readers would be able to discern that the cartoon was meant as satire.

According to the offbeat Adult Swim sci-fi cartoon, he meant: "I am in great pain, please help me".