Sentence examples for how we mean from inspiring English sources

In 1946 he married Barbara Sher, also a writer, who survives him, and with whom he wrote "Talking Between the Lines: How We Mean More Than We Say" (1979).

Now audiences take it how we meant it.

"Amy decided we all should tell each other how much we mean to each other," Rudolph says.

"I don't know that the tornado so much changed our relationship as it reaffirmed how much we mean to each other," he said.

But how bad were they and what might they mean for how we think about "data journalism"?

None of this is how we're meant to think of Apple, the multinational that is both on your side yet restlessly questing ahead.

Second, why and how does what we mean by 'know' change from one context to another?

We all know how much we meant to you.

How are we meant to read that exactly?

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It was an emotionally exhausting day, but it was worth it to show how much we meant to each other.