Sentence examples for does not mean well from inspiring English sources

ALIVE does not mean well.

But Steiner quickly assures us that by "grammar" he does not mean, well, grammar, but rather "the articulate organization of perception, reflection and experience, the nerve structure of consciousness when it communicates with itself and with others".

Just because these are specialised systems that need a high degree of skill to attack, does not mean well organised groups are not going to invest the effort in disrupting such critical resources as power generation or transmission.

This does not mean that he is a bad person or does not mean well -- it just goes to show that he is not afraid to use his position to push people around to get what he wants.

It's not that the tech industry doesn't mean well.

"I don't think Bono doesn't mean well, but what we really have going on in Africa is that people are desperate for solutions, and there's a group of people who decided in the '90s that circumcision would be a good solution," he adds.

A statement from his office said that this "barbaric incident will not deter the federal government from its strong-willed determination to overcome those who do not mean well for this nation".

Just because the oil is there doesn't mean wells must be drilled.

And complicated doesn't mean well-thought-out or good.

I am not saying that they don't mean well, I'm just saying in that type of environment a small stealth imprint makes much more impact.

If any of this presages the eventual demise of certain city MFAs -- a real possibility -- it is not because these programs don't mean well, or don't teach well, or don't serve the needs of certain students, but that New York City MFAs are subject to a vicious circle from which some may not escape.