Sentence examples for is often meant from inspiring English sources

Having several phones is often meant to signal importance.

Today responsibility is often meant to denote duty, something imposed upon one another from the outside.

Personal (or individual) autonomy should also be distinguished from freedom, although again, there are many renderings of these concepts, and certainly some conceptions of positive freedom will be equivalent to what is often meant by autonomy (Berlin 1969, 131 34).

What you cling to and grasp is often meant to be released.

By "civility," what is often meant is that you should take your political opponent's concerns seriously, even when those concerns are built upon falsehoods and harmful stereotypes.

And though it's not totally clear from the clip where the woman is from, people on Twitter noted that in many cultures "fat" is often meant as a compliment. .

Finally, there are containers that imitate the pieces of anatomy they were often meant to hold.

His photographs, after all, are often meant to be seen as extended essays as much as as individual shots.

"If you're the girl, you're often meant to be the stupid one, but my stage persona isn't stupid.

They're still funny, but they lack the pure brilliance of Oscar Wilde's; and, unlike Wilde's, they were often meant to wound.

The odd questions are often meant to determine a "baseline" response -- the posture one has when not lying -- so it can be used for contrast with lying behavior.