Sentence examples for may be meant from inspiring English sources

"You are a lovely girl" may be meant straightforwardly.

The reader may be meant to think of Baker as Stevenson's Hyde.

Kathy Kaufmann's lighting may be meant to evoke night, but generally camouflages choreographic details.

Some of the things said about us may be meant critically, but still strike me as unintended compliments.

The Crawfords are far more bizarre than the aliens, which may be meant to suggest something profound.

Kelly's prolific output may be meant to distract us from the charges, or it could simply be an attempt to fill shelves before he goes away.

Off-line VM migration, however fast or efficient it may be, means there is a downtime for clients.

Increased preparation of respite care providers and revision of available services may be means for achieving respite for primary caregivers and their families.

However, there may be means by which the higher-order properties might be logically constructed from lower-order ones that count as reductive (Putnam 1970).

While it may be mean of me to ruin your Valentine's Day, it's much meaner to ignore the globalized route of the truffle.

However, politicians are people too and no matter how high up the ladder you may be, mean-spirited attacks can hurt and anger.