Sentence examples for mean to express from inspiring English sources

I do not mean to express any disapproval of our decisions in Parker and Turner.

Still, you know, words mean more than we mean to express when we use them".

"Living in the Divine Milieu" What does it mean to express a Buddhist response to climate change?

That classist and racist slur is still hurled routinely today, even by those who mean to express their uncompromising opposition to classism and racism.

And so is the clipped banter, reverie, the comic pedantry and those pained attempts at honesty that shield what they mean to express, or expose what they mean to hide.

As he noted towards the end of the next century, "… if, by the term elements, we mean to express those simple and indivisible atoms of which matter is composed, it is extremely probable we know nothing at all about them" (1789, p. xxiv).

I meant to express my loathing of the term handicapped.

I think that is what our building meant to express.

Reggae was meant to express peace, love and human solidarity.

He meant to express everything he could in Tintin: his curiosity, his passions and his dreams.

"Icons are meant to express divine figures and scenes through symbolic, pictorial language.