Sentence examples for means to comment from inspiring English sources

Wisemore is not the only one to serve as a means to comment on society; the characters Vermilia and Lady Matchless are used to discuss the proper role of females within society by serving as housewives.

The decision to cast the professional wrestler "Rowdy" Roddy Piper as his protagonist gave Carpenter the additional means to comment on the hypermasculine attitudes and codes indicative of the era.

They are meant to comment on American constructs of capitalism, militarism, racism, industriousness, recreation and such.

I meant to comment on his movie, too, but the lines at my local theater are still prohibitively long.

The exhibit's title is a Bob Dylan quote and is not meant to comment on the current state of the Colts organization or Irsay's relationship with Peyton Manning.

After being informed of her error during the broadcast, Ms. Abdul eventually explained that she mixed up her notes and had meant to comment on another contestant.

The Rubens was placed just behind an upstage-center door and was glimpsed during a character's nightmare; the Allori, meant to comment on Eleanor's marital suffering, was off to one side.

When Ms. McGowan tries to insert passages detailing Catrine's father's experiences at Monstead or a tongue-in-cheek, postmodern playlet meant to comment on the action, however, her narrative threatens to topple over from the weight of contrivance and pretension.

The context of the study is not to focus on corrective feedback as meant to comment on the writing skills of second language learners but to investigate the disposition of language and non-language professors in their provision of feedback on the essay of their students.

But pro-tip, TV producers: if you mean to comment on something, you have to actually say something about it.

Their infectious songs are largely meant to comment ironically and with grim exhilaration on life's realities.