Sentence examples for which were meant from inspiring English sources

They carried hijaab, tiny leather boxes containing Koranic verses, which were meant to keep them safe from bullets.

The ads, which were meant to boost a Conservative Party candidate for governor, were condemned as Islamophobic.

Our newspaper was founded in opposition to the Corn Laws, which were meant to protect British farmers from foreign competition.

Nor can the soothing instruments of yesteryear, which were meant to appease, serve any longer as substitutes for meaningful reform.

Some include the details and illustrations of scandalous crimes and others include "execution sermons," which were meant to serve as moral examples to the readers.

We divided the area of the fire into individual units we called "slopes" which were meant to separate the differential microclimatic effects of contrasted aspects.

They had been working with four "prompts," which were meant to call forth anecdotes that they would deploy in the conversational part of the piece.

López Obrador took particular aim at the country's energy reforms, completed in 2013, which were meant to attract more foreign investment and expand the state-run industry.

Daily schedules imitate the Native American and Indigenous Australian boarding schools, which were meant to "kill the Indian, and save the man".

Which are meant to influence public action?

Yes, even Bake Off, which is meant to be gentler.