Sentence examples for meant for instance from inspiring English sources

That meant, for instance, making works that are paintings, addressing eyes conditioned by art as well as the mind.

As one candidate said, better mechanisms of government would have meant, for instance, a more effective response to the recent floods brought by El Niño.

Neutrality meant, for instance, that de Valera felt compelled to offer condolences at the German embassy in Dublin on Hitler's death in 1945.

The premature start meant, for instance, that piers needed to support the roof were sunk in place before the roof design was resolved.

(Are we meant, for instance, to remember Stanley Kowalski from "A Streetcar Named Desire," or is the name just a coincidence?) Why is he a pill-popping renegade?

This season, his offerings were relatively tame — at least, by Ford standards — which meant, for instance, that a two-piece fire-engine-red crocodile ensemble was without further embellishment.

I mean, "R&B" doesn't mean what R&B used to mean, for instance.

This means for instance deepening the single market – the powerhouse of the EU economy.

What does quality care mean, for instance, in cases of hopeless illness?

I mean, for instance, the construction of hotels or other facilities not related to the Games.

I mean, for instance, this president won because of hope and change.