Sentence examples for it seems meant from inspiring English sources

But a Republican bid to reshape it seems meant to hinder, not help.

Rather than a "straight" portrayal of the room, it seems meant to express the artist's psychic and emotional interaction with its spaces.

It seems meant to be a straight-ahead thriller, with some bloody set pieces lifted from the horror genre thrown in for extra chills: you know, grisly, up-close shots of people having their legs chewed up or being choked to death by demonic forces.

Any residual sympathy for Hermogenes' original conviction that man and horse could just as easily have been assigned each other's names is, it seems, meant to have evaporated by this point.

And more bikes, it seems, means more well-paid knowledge economy jobs.

It seems mean to ask for the cash, though this is a continuation of the idea of exchange.

Revisiting Le Corbusier, it seems, means revisiting Jacobs and, perhaps, trying to embrace the conflict they represent.

"Soon," it seems, means today.

That, it seems, means investment opportunities.

Vista, it seems, means "fowl" or "frumpy woman" in Latvian, evoking images of Microsoft Windows Russian Bathroom Attendant Edition.

And Breakfast does, it seems, mean Breakfast.