Sentence examples for explains meant from inspiring English sources

The ability to force a lot of oxygen into the lungs, he explains, meant that the animals suddenly were better adapted to the thinner air than were the mammal ancestors that were alive at the same time.

The NIC report is wonderfully buzzword-compliant: 5G, it explains, "means seamless connectivity.

To dream of faeces, a modern dream key drearily explains, means that "some part of your life needs cleaning up".

A glossary elaborates when necessary: off-grade, it explains, means "below a commercially recognized standard of quality".

This, she explains, means that distance learning students will hopefully benefit from the cross-fertilisation of ideas between academics across the institution engaging with their online colleagues.

Using an app, he explains, means the volunteer can relax on the sofa and still make a big difference to another person.

"Witz," as Cohen explains, means "joke," and the novel overflows with puns, allusions, and Borscht Belt zingers, in an incantatory modernist style.

The use of ontologies explains means to systematize the development of the superstructure, to customize features, also to invoke and optimize for the preferred paths and technologies.

A pale lining, he later explains, means the child has anaemia.

Sheltering them, she explained, meant screening out almost all pop culture.

Brut, my father explained, meant "dry" in French, and that was what I was tasting.