Sentence examples for is meant to show that from inspiring English sources

It is meant to show that worldly Tories are tougher on bankers than naive Labour.

Mr Lazarevic's testimony is meant to show that Mr Milosevic had direct command responsibility for war crimes.

The effort on Tuesday is meant to show that Uber is adopting a more conciliatory approach to working with cities.

The resistance of fellow villagers to his request for a divorce, she said, is meant to show that Chinese do not appreciate love.

The G-7 meeting is meant to show that leaders are taking action to address the crisis, even before votes occur in national parliaments next month to expand Europe's rescue fund for its most financially troubled members.

The project is meant to show that style isn't about the clothing you wear -- it's about your comfort in your skin, in what's underneath.

"The Bridge" was meant to show that "ecstasy" was as valid for the modern poet as despair.

Originally, that slogan was meant to show that everyday relationships can also be about power and inequality, and demand political rethinking.

The search company's claims were meant to show that Microsoft was not complying with the antitrust settlement, reached in 2002 after the government concluded that Microsoft used its near-ubiquitous Windows operating system to suppress competition.

Promoted as part of a new culture at General Motors, the Cobalt was meant to show that G.M. was no longer cutting corners and was capable of making competitive small cars.

The Revolutionary Armed Forces of the People said in a statement that the attack was meant to show that insurrection remained a valid strategy despite the governing party's defeat in presidential voting.