Sentence examples for means to indicate from inspiring English sources

Ms. Haag, who is also an actress, means to indicate that her years with Kennedy brought her the Camelot equivalent of an all-access backstage pass.

He's a seasoned performer here, though his energy level isn't as high as in the true Grant roles and he's a little cold, staring absently when he means to indicate serious thought.

But certainly Mr. Fortey, whose previous book was "Life: A Natural History of the First Four Billion Years of Life on Earth," means to indicate something more than an arcane interest.

Apparently the Court means to indicate that this recent decision created a new rule authorizing federal courts to enjoin state officers from enforcing state laws even though clearly and narrowly drawn to forbid picketers and demonstrators from obstructing street traffic and blocking the entrances of public buildings.

I believe that what he means to indicate is that identifying value stocks is more art than science and when you go exclusively to the deep math, you are missing the art of it.

(v) The nitrogen compounds produced during hydropyrolysis of the KCF provide a means to indicate me mass balance of nitrogen compounds through providing an initial nitrogen compound distribution prior to effects of primary migration, expulsion and secondary migration.

The MBTI is an "indicator," and what it is meant to indicate is the type of personality you have been born with.

Issa said that he hadn't meant to indicate otherwise.

Is it meant to indicate his nickname, Chris?

Mr. Arat says these protrusions are a convention meant to indicate great wisdom.

Maybe Kamp's quotation marks are meant to indicate that the phrase is Norah Vincent's.