Sentence examples for means intended from inspiring English sources

This is by no means intended as a slam.

"I must also reemphasize that this analysis is superficial and the findings are by no means intended to be conclusive.

Mr. Crocquet's work, however, is by no means intended to exonerate terrible crimes or rationalize sinister impulses.

Our food is served "family style," which is a vague designation that we say means "intended for sharing".

Mr. Bush outlined several means intended to encourage the thinning of national forests by the timber industry.

Still Mr. Van Haver has no desire to be a "salesman of the crisis," he said in an interview here, and his music is by no means intended to intensify European pessimism, although he has at least once called his genre "suicide dance".

In pointing this out, Haffner by no means intends to excuse the "cowardly treachery" of the political elites who gave way to the Nazis without a fight, or the cravenness of those who acquiesced by asserting that they had no alternative but to "howl with the wolves".

Results by no means intend to prove one classifier better than another.

But she by no means intends to deny the reading of novels for entertainment.

"I by no means intend to imply that academia should be the destination of choice," she continues.

As has been mentioned, he did not by any means intend his championing of the cause of intellectual conscience in insisting on the autonomy of natural science and interpretation to undermine religion in general or Christianity in particular; on the contrary, his hope and expectation was that both sorts of autonomy would in the end support religion and Christianity.