Sentence examples for seems meant from inspiring English sources

It will surely provoke, and seems meant to.

But as with Microsoft, the superfluous conversion seems meant instead to confuse your sense of value).

But a Republican bid to reshape it seems meant to hinder, not help.

The dreary, humble backdrop seems meant to establish her cred as a blogger.

On the other hand, the game featuring a cute little squirrel seems meant for kids.

Some argue that the timing, just before next week's major climate talks in Copenhagen, seems meant to undermine the negotiations.

And more bikes, it seems, means more well-paid knowledge economy jobs.

"Soon," it seems, means today.

That, it seems, means investment opportunities.

And Breakfast does, it seems, mean Breakfast.

This remark seemed meant for public consumption.