Sentence examples for it ever means from inspiring English sources

If it ever means my end so be it".

What has it ever meant?

It will not last, nor was it ever meant to.

But nor was it ever meant as a racist slur.

It should not include cheese spread, and absolutely on no occasion should it ever mean Marmite.

Sales is not an easy job, nor is it ever meant to be.

Buddhism is not a property to be held or inherited in exclusivity, Batchelor argues, nor was it ever meant to be a fixed, static set of beliefs.

I don't think I ever meant it".

When I ask if there is an element of guilt – because she "escaped", as it were – Leona is surprised: "No, because I don't think it was ever meant as an escape".

"It was just harassment of law-abiding gun owners, and that's all it was ever meant to be," he said.

Meanwhile, I'm pretty sure the 2bkco site is just a placeholder, as the name doesn't sound like it was ever meant to be a consumer brand — for starters, how do you pronounce it?