Sentence examples for meant both from inspiring English sources

That has always meant both domestic and international law.

Besides, Shunga was meant both to arouse and to educate.

In ancient Greek the word psyche meant both soul and butterfly.

Summer reading lists are meant both for self-improvement and to impress an audience.

This is meant both as an insult and a backhanded compliment.

For a moment, she thought he meant both sides of her body.

By both sides, he said, she meant both government and opposition.

For families, the emphasis on magnet schools has meant both opportunity and transportation complications.

It is meant both to be and to not be a metaphor.

By both sides, he said she meant both the government and the opposition.

It meant both something of importance and something that described moral principles and standards of behaviour.