Sentence examples for like meant from inspiring English sources

Alice O'Kane, Jersey City It is frustrating that helping a person you like meant helping a company you don't.

"Being Picasso," in the wake of the real-life Picasso — whatever he was really like — meant being a Superpicasso, a Picasso raised to the power of magic or miracle.

Australians tend to have a preconceived idea of what Aboriginal Australia is meant to look like Wayne Quilliam "Whenever I'm creating a show for Australia, I tend to find – and this is just a general rule – that Australians have a preconceived idea of what Aboriginal Australia is meant to look like, meant to act, meant to sound," he says.

I think that some girl-bodies are not, like, meant to sit up.

It's not, like, mean".

It's, like, mean if you don't.

Likes mean bookings, which in turn mean money.

Boys don't like mean girls.

"Like" means nothing.

No one likes mean people.

He actually sounded like he meant it.