Sentence examples for intended to be replicated from inspiring English sources

Some episodes of "How I Met Your Mother" in particular come across as a string of catch phrases, mini-sketches and outbursts intended to be replicated ad nauseam online.

By it Erasmus meant the moral life of Jesus, intended to be replicated by his followers in every arena of human experience.

Therefore, these findings should and are intended to be replicated in larger studies that have relevant information (e.g., the United Kingdom's National Child Development Study [the 1958 British Birth Cohort] or U.K. Biobank).

The chair is intended to be arranged in informal groups to replicate "the convivial nature of a campfire," said Robert Arko, the creative director of Coalesse.

This isn't intended to be a template for your applications, but there are a few points you should try to replicate.

- and was intended to be temporary.

"Music is intended to be for people.

The restrooms are intended to be free.

Presumably this was intended to be reassuring.

Nor is it intended to be.

Efficiency Patents were intended to be bargains.