Sentence examples for meant to instruct from inspiring English sources

A compilation of inspiring stories meant to instruct.

But then Marc Blitzstein's 1937 musical was meant to instruct as much as entertain.

It is not meant to instruct or influence action in any way.

They were mostly sex manuals, meant to instruct men in particular how to conserve their vitality and improve their health.

It is a timeline of groundbreakings, ribbon-cuttings and deal-signings meant to instruct and impress potential lenders, tenants and politicians.

The sexual scenes are not written to arouse the eye but meant to instruct men and women on inventive and efficient ways to improve their sexual pleasure".

Not that I mean to instruct Clark.

Lording it over the lot is Jasper Britton's enigmatic, serpentine Marquis de Sade: an inmate not only running the show, but using it as a means to instruct society at large.

The writer — whose real name was Albert Bitzius — means to instruct his readers about the consequences of trafficking too casually with the Devil, here imagined as an unsavory character dressed in green, like the fearsome knight with whom Sir Gawain, once upon a time, made a really lousy deal.

However, the concept of it provides promising means to instruct dance figures.

Even so, the manufacturer should provide the means to instruct you in how to use your machine and suggest projects to use it for.