Sentence examples for first meant to from inspiring English sources

She was first meant to be Goth, so Ms. Lawrence dyed her hair black.

She thought he was happy & had survived his childhood; he wanted her to think that; but to forgive her would have first meant to remember.

As a variation of the classical American pioneer, she sought out Sherald to translate what being the first meant to her.

Baffled by so much freely expressed hostility towards the idea of Europe, I've had to think again about what being abroad first meant to me.

The campaign is the first meant to burnish the AT&T brand image, rather than sell specific products and services, since a $1 billion campaign in 2006 that carried the theme "Your world.

An amusing, then scary depiction of a neurasthenic balletmaster (along with his sadomasochistically complicit pianist) who kills his ballerina pupil, it was first meant to be danced by each "king" on successive nights.

First, means to an end can be costly, or otherwise objectionable.

"My first task is very easy, just to talk to my father about what that first sight meant to him.

Her son Miles Josh Greenn) is at first mean to the three chipmunks, but they join forces on the quest to prevent the union.

An inclusive survey of 51 ancient societies on all continents has shown that interpersonal mediation was the first means to settle disputes; the creation of something akin to a police force was restricted to less than half of the sample.

From a predominant focus on single genes and disease-related mutations has emerged the technology to assay the genome in its entirety - with genotyping arrays or sequencing - and the first means to interpret findings in a comprehensive manner.