Sentence examples for meant simply from inspiring English sources
The C5 is meant simply to look nice.
It meant simply staying in the middle of the tunnel.
He says the show was meant simply to promote his players as more than just athletes.
They are meant simply to exhort various appropriations committees to live within them.
Early 16th-century "humanism" meant simply the study of Greek and Latin authors.
Party and State are surnames with ancient origins (long before the Communist Party was founded Dang meant simply a faction).
It was the day that I realized that winning from here on out meant simply not losing.
For Donatella Versace it meant, simply, business as usual: girlie skirts and graffiti prints parading past giddy celebrities.
"Hamlet" and "A Christmas Carol" are ghost stories, after all, but those ghosts aren't meant simply to terrify.
This occupational term originally meant simply someone, usually a woman but possibly a man, who spun yarn or thread.
Bereaved once meant "robbed" and poison comes from a French word which meant simply "potion" or "draught".
