Meant in a sentence

And I also know that what she meant – she never meant any harm at all.

Andrew Green KC, for MGN, asked Harry if he meant “blood on their hands” in relation to a specific article, and further asked him what he meant by it.

Are they meant to obfuscate a fact of history that the BJP-RSS considers a blot on its past or are they meant to enlighten the students and to allow them to do further research on the topic, should they choose to?

But this is not meant for one individual, this is not meant to project him as a Prime Ministerial candidate”.

Freya said some support from family meant she was able to get her own deposit, but high interest rates and a lack of affordable, "liveable" properties meant she was stuck paying almost half her salary on renting.

If the future has something else in store, if it’s meant to be, then it’s meant to be.

I know it’s not meant to be mocking and it’s not meant to be critical in any way, but it’s there.

Refurbishment work was meant to have been completed in March 2020 but has been hit by a series of delays, which also meant the project spiralled almost £2m over budget.

Reigns noted that he was only meant to take The Bloodline to the Promised Land, and Jey was meant to keep them there.

She said art is not meant to sit in a basement, art is meant to be seen and bring joy to others.

Subjective perspectives helped cement aspects of a story that were meant to be voyeuristic, allowing for a more layered, psychosexual element to emerge in tales meant to unravel the human mind.

The main girl, Hino Kahoko, wasn't meant to be meant for great things in the music academy, but she joined a school-wide music competition.

The UK Government said this now meant that along with freeports, growth deals and other projects now meant their direct investment in Scotland was now more than £2.67bn.

To show that he meant business, he had bombarded the Iga Iduganran, the official residence of the Oba of Eko with many rounds of explosive shells just to convince the people and their rulers that he meant business.

I caught my breath on walking in; it was the first time I’d ever seen a movie like that: a dirty movie meant for men like me, meant to arouse us and not straight guys.

In court, McBride had sought to argue his oath to “protect and serve” meant he needed to act in the public interest, even if it meant disobeying an order, but that argument was rejected by prosecutors, the AAP reported.

In the end, this land meant for the family can be sold, and descendants may lose the intergenerational wealth that was meant for them.

In this environment, a woman was meant to be subservient to her husband, and part of that meant taking her husband’s last name to demonstrate that she no longer belonged to her father, but to another man.

It meant patients could be treated successfully with these drugs rather than with steroids or surgery, which often meant a colostomy bag.

It wasn’t meant to be or meant for you.