Sentence examples for mean to include from inspiring English sources

"By 'we' I mean to include governments, the United Nations system and the broader humanitarian community.

And did they really mean to include all this in the entry for Aching?

When I say that George Eliot has long been my hero, I mean to include those aspects of her thought and temperament that have been disparaged or dismissed or ignored.

In this article, when I claim that something occurs in all the companies that I studied, I mean to include these preliminary materials as well as the more substantive data described here.

When I say sudden passion, I mean to include rage, resentment, anger, terror and fear; so when I use the expression 'sudden passion.' sic I include all of these.

"In my unqualified opinion," she e-mails ScienceInsider, "I think electing young scientists with remarkable accomplishments [I don't mean to include myself] will help make the academy stronger".

Surely you meant to include David Guterson in this list, though?

This wasn't something his afternoon's schedule was meant to include.

Diplomats and United Nations officials here agreed that Mr. Annan meant to include the General Assembly session.

John Speed's earlier maps had covered Scotland and Ireland, but Ogilby's Britannia never meant to include them.

"It was meant to include all workaholics," said Rendell, who is married with a grown son.