Sentence examples for eating means from inspiring English sources

Kittay says your first consideration should be how well you know your sister and her pleasures — how much you sense eating means to her.

It is one of the few times when our insides touch the outside world – quite literally: the process of eating means the mouth, the throat, the belly, the gut are all in physical contact with the external world.

Chewing stimulates the flow of saliva in the mouth, so chewing gum after eating means "the increased salivary flow can help neutralize and wash away the acids that are produced when food is broken down by the bacteria in plaque on your teeth," the statement says.

According to anthropologists, eating means "incorporating", carrying within one's own body (Fischler 1990), and this may entail a certain caution or also aversion regarding the introduction of new, unknown elements within a diet.

But to the vast majority of us, if someone wants to be killed and eaten or to do the killing and eating means there's something disturbed about those individuals.

7. A Thai-style way of eating means delicious snacking too: a hard boiled egg dipped in soy sauce: some slices of pineapple with a salt, sugar and dried chilli-flake mix; sour green mango (or green apple) with chillies and fish sauce; chicken stir fried with garlic on little gem lettuce leaves.

A domain with relatively high satisfaction at the beginning of the rehabilitation programme was eating (mean 8.0; SD 8.2).

A revolution in how we eat means respecting food and the people who produce it, she said.

3) Cooking a large cold mass of stuffing so the juices are safe to eat means that the meat will be overcooked.

His split second decision to dash home to eat meant he escaped the bloodiest massacre by South African security forces since the end of racial apartheid.

It used to be that going out to eat meant setting aside some special family time.