Sentence examples for do means that from inspiring English sources
Dogs' ability to understand what a pointing motion signifies (something even our primate cousins can't do) means that they are uniquely responsive to our behavior.
The density of what they do means that parts of songs can sound inherited from power pop, from hardcore, and even (whisper it) disco.
The frenetic nature of this match, and the relatively little bowling he has had to do, means that he will have a week to recover.
Not exactly, though seeing those spaces through Auerbach's eyes, as the paintings insist you do, means that they will never look the same again.
But the rush to get good grades – and the fact that our grades heavily influence what we can and can't do – means that some students make hurried, expedient decisions, which may not be for the best in the long-term.
To suppose I know what I want to do means that I know what I want – and what I want changes every bit as quickly as I do, and often in conjunction with what someone else wants.
