Sentence examples similar to meant to materialize from inspiring English sources

The state should utilize its legal, administrative, economic, social, educational and related means to materialize the obligations of the covenant.

It was meant to de-materialize the experience of being in a building, to make it feel like standing in a cloud.

"My photographs are meant to describe and materialize the experience of encountering objects that have been traveling through time stored in cabinets, on shelves and in warehouses for centuries or just a few years," White said.

2012 release, but it appears such plans were not meant to be, as no disc has materialized.

Full-time Snoop hanger-on and sometime VH1 commentator Bishop Don Magic Juan was meant to have a compilation album out last year, but it never materialized.

Egyptian-hosted talks meant to lead to a durable peace agreement between Israel and Hamas never materialized.

Red chili peppers materialized on almost every dish, and Hunanese women were meant to embody the spirit of the cuisine.

This means that we are requested to materialize "sustainable forest management".

Back in the good old days, carmakers used racing as a means to test ideas that would later materialize in the marketplace.

But Democrats should never allow the mean spirit of Margaret Thatcher to materialize in a progressive policy document.

If one fails to materialize, well, that just means there's one around the corner.