Sentence examples for indeed meant from inspiring English sources

After our four years at Columbia, we realized that we were indeed meant for each other.

McGraw later issued a statement clarifying that her comments were indeed meant to be complimentary.

After the event, the student apologized to Mrs. Clinton, saying he had indeed meant to ask what Mr. Obama thought.

Although some of the verses were accompanied by archaic musical notation, confirming that they were indeed meant to be sung, that notation remained largely undeciphered, leaving Orff free to imagine his own musical settings.

We are indeed meant to be attracted by these figures, and a tour I took of the show's planned script suggests that it will turn the mob into an amusing entertainment, refusing to take itself too seriously.

The presumption runs throughout the majority's opinion, and it stacks the deck by requiring the Haitians to produce "affirmative evidence" that when Congress prohibited the return of "any" alien, it indeed meant to prohibit the interception and return of aliens at sea.

Separate accounts may indeed mean "secret accounts".

Heidegger indeed means trouble and one often sweats through these pages.

Improving the breed may indeed mean taking a step back in time.

In the 17th and 18th centuries, it did indeed mean the written record of dances.

When Macari Vineyards says brut on the label of its sparkling wine, it indeed means brut -- dry.