Sentence examples for means for it from inspiring English sources

The film he shot in Uganda is not a work of ostensibly objective reporting, and "ABC Africa" derives its significance from what it means for it to be made by Kiarostami — a filmmaker whose personal experience is rooted in the distinctively Iranian variety of misrule.

Calling it more "data poetic" than narrative, Sakr means for it to be a "sentimental analysis" in its flowing assemblage of important words, phrases, and crescendoing electronic soundtrack.

Part of the reason lies in the general difficulty in being clear about whether what one philosopher means by 'consciousness' (or its standard translations) is close enough to what another means for it to be correct to see them as speaking to the same issues.

Thoughtful readers may recall that RIM first announced their Mobile Fusion service way back in November 2011, at which point they described it as a means for IT departments to manage those myriad devices from a single web-based "control room".

Facebook had also sought to argue that the data it collected via the datr tracking cookie was not personal data — but rather a means for it to identify a computer — with Stamo claiming "the datr cookie is only associated with browsers, not individual people" and saying: "It doesn't contain any information that identifies or is tied to a particular person".

First, we should establish what it even means for it to work.

He definitely hadn't meant for it to happen.

"I never meant for it to be [difficult]," he said.

I didn't mean for it to happen".

They meant for it to be like this.

We hadn't meant for it to last.