Sentence examples for statements meant from inspiring English sources

Maimonides himself notes that these precautions include deliberately contradictory statements meant to mislead the undiscerning reader.

He also found that state prosecutors "intentionally discriminated," and called their statements meant to disprove bias "irrational," "inaccurate" and "misleading".

Also Sunday, the league and the players released dueling statements meant to demonstrate concern for the fans.

To deny the distinction between analytic and synthetic statements meant that nothing could be known independent of experience.

So far, no country has reported a rupture rate as high as France's — 5 percent — and most have issued statements meant to reassure implant recipients.

A few degrees higher there are statements meant to be true when uttered but proven thereafter to be wholly unfounded: Nick Clegg's stance on raising tuition fees; David Cameron's "no ifs, no buts" pledge on cutting immigration.

For all their familiar ring, what do such statements mean?

The reality is you have to work in the most remote areas — you have to spend your life there — or all of your political statements mean nothing".

What do such statements mean, and can Iranian leaders be taken at their word?

McCain's statements mean a new cryptowar could be kicking off in the United States as well.

There are visionary statements galore in this industry, but so little real thought about what those statements mean outside of a couple of blocks in South of Market.