Sentence examples for background which means not from inspiring English sources

Rather is explaining "in the background" which means not revealing source, "deep background" which means not even revealing where a source might be located, and "off the record" which means saying nothing at all.

"Which means not great light," Anna said.

Which means not regularly.

Third-party applications can't run in the background which means they can't multitask.

Spokeswomen for both companies agreed to speak only on background, which means anonymously.

The session was "on background," which meant the reporter couldn't identify who said what.

She also did not have a tech background, which meant she needed to find a top-notch technical co-founder.

The five films we produce in the morning all have "abstract" backgrounds, which means that we do not need special film locations but mainly film close-ups and shots with a neutral background.

These women don't have the same political beliefs or backgrounds, which means you'll get different perspectives, as any society needs in order to flourish.

All the performers in Wallflower have different backgrounds, which means a wide range of experiences.

This was to be expected: ViBe only models the background intensity, which means that it does not possess the temporal information required to distinguish between background and foreground.