Sentence examples for completely meant from inspiring English sources

The hostels on campus are completely meant for boys.

These emojis are completely meant to be humorous.

But, following discussions held earlier in the week the four countries' foreign ministers have said the failure to bring about a truce completely meant that "further work needs to be done" before a summit could be held.

Reducing its unpopularity completely means eliminating it.

As China has refused to recognize the tribunal, the court decision might not completely mean a happy ending for us.

Ignoring race completely means burying your head in the sand, and accepting Portugal as a country that is uniformly white.

Understanding Lincoln completely means understanding that he did, for example, publicly support a plan to send freed slaves back to Africa or elsewhere.

'Survivor' and 'Big Brother' are completely mean-spirited, all about singling out the person the group hates.

Okay, so maybe the criticism was delivered in a way that was completely mean, unnecessary, and hurtful, and most of the things that were said were way off base.

If the problem is getting too out of hand and he/she is being completely mean to you and breaking teacher code, talk to your principal and parents about it.

The true business goal behind CCSS and other market-driven "reforms" is to make American education completely economic -- which means completely dehumanized in its purpose.