Sentence examples for means to something from inspiring English sources
Each came to be seen as a means to something greater — to a society that thrives.
This may be because most of us (and Hollywood) tend to imagine crime as a means to something else.
Democracy is not a means to something else; there is no higher good that we're trying as a society to attain.
The takeover of the park — especially as the police threatened to force the protesters out — became an end in itself rather than the means to something larger.
"Part of the disconnect comes from viewing a degree as an end in itself rather than a means to something," she said.
Survival is the means to something else.' I don't think she is aware of what an extraordinary thing it is for someone Jewish to say this.
"Play" means to show something once; "replay" means to show something again.
To embrittle means to make something brittle.
You have to mean something to me to offend me.
They mean to do something next session.
"She meant to make something happen".
