Sentence examples for meant toward from inspiring English sources

I meant toward Gimlet, toward the subway.

(No disrespect is meant toward that beautiful state, or its flabbergasting former slogan).

By "rush into print" he meant toward proclamations about war; by the "mistake" in the past he meant, unmistakably, Iraq.

He said he would clear up what he felt was a miscommunication when the teams conclude their preseasons with a game Oct. 25 in Continental Arena in East Rutherford, N.J. "I'll tell him, no disrespect at all was meant toward Don, Scottt said.

That said, and with no disrespect meant toward or directed at medical experts, scientists, academics or others who would attempt to reduce grief to methodical study, "healing" in no way equates "forgetting" -- nor should it.

"I mean, toward the end it was bravado.

The details were, happily, means toward musical ends.

Below the boulevard means toward the beach; above is called Oakwood Heights.

But her husband sees the party more as a means toward an end.

The constructivists valued these things — the democracy and the reforms — for their own sake, not just as means toward some (highly uncertain) utopian end.

None of this speaks about the inestimable loss that tenement buildings mean toward preserving affordable housing for hundreds of low-income immigrant families still thriving in them.