Sentence examples for has always meant from inspiring English sources

Music, though, has always meant more.

That is what war has always meant.

To challenge this undermines what the census has always meant.

For him, Boylston Street has always meant "the finish".

Unfortunately, such adaptation has always meant large numbers of deaths.

"That passage has always meant a great deal to me.

Coal has always meant jobs and affordable energy.

"The physical book has always meant something to me.

"To me, cinema has always meant beautiful women.

That has always meant both domestic and international law.

Labor Day has always meant the start of serious politicking.