Sentence examples for this seems meant from inspiring English sources

This seems meant to assuage the fears of unsuspecting viewers who might think they would be looking at fat people with money, the presence of which, on television, would feel like science fiction.

In the end this book seems meant less as a detailed blueprint for job creation than a catalyst for getting people to focus on the serious issues facing the United States — which Mr. Clinton says is "in a mess now" — and the necessity of doing so right away.

Like the filmmaker's visual choices, the addition of this overt political theme seems meant to lend both an aesthetic gravity to the narrative and to give it some kind of ethical resonance.

And whether you agree or not with the FBI and State Department's assessment of no criminal wrong doing with use of a personal email server, this seemed mean spirited and beyond the pale to me.

This remark seemed meant for public consumption.

"Soon," it seems, means today.

That, it seems, means investment opportunities.

And Breakfast does, it seems, mean Breakfast.

"Look at this," he said, with what seemed meant to be exasperation but sounded like pride.

But this court's other jesters seem meant to spoof the vibe of the place as much as any actual jurist.

This time, however, the target seemed meant to send a blunt message: No Islamic State leaders are safe.