Sentence examples for else is meant from inspiring English sources

I was on there as the young black "activist" type while I guess everyone else is meant to be serious.

But he's unsure what else is meant to keep him moving; his anxiety has started manifesting itself in a crippling stage fright.

When we say the President of the European Council, absolutely nothing else is meant but the President of the European Council.

That the mother could outrank all else was meant to symbolize the respect accorded to women.

Be friendly without letting everyone else be mean to you.

If you see someone else being mean or talking about someone in a mean way, simply say, "Can we not talk about so and so behind his/her back?

Being liked doesn't mean you have to be mean to the people who everyone else is mean to.

"More than anything else, First Lines is meant to be an appreciation of books and the pleasure of reading," says the site's editor, John Dobbins, an engineer at Cornell University.

If nothing else, the EU is meant to stand up for democracy.

Modern uses could include sharing wedding or party pictures, baby photos, vacation photos and anything else where sharing is meant to be more private.

The air smelled like disinfectant and something else that was meant to be killed by disinfectant.