Sentence examples for initially this means from inspiring English sources

As strange as it sounds initially, this means that it is primarily Van Gogh rather than Hölderlin whom Heidegger turns to in order to teach us how to encounter the work of art in a postmodern way in his most famous essay on art.

Initially, this means that a simple random sampling procedure is used, drawing a random sample from the national register of GPs (if available).

Initially, this meant DJs such as Stuart Maconie playing the latest indie bands, repeats of classic (not to say, cheap) concerts from the BBC vaults and reruns of John Peel sessions: a sort of NME-meets-Mojo hybrid, served up with blokey Never Mind the Buzzcocks bonhomie.

Initially this meant Alistair was wearing a protective boot to prevent any further injury, which is now off.

Initially, this meant that Sinn Fein, whose MPs do not take up their seats, were not entitled to it.

An effect of the administrative court's decision is that since Mr Woolas has been accepted into the ordinary judicial review system, rather than being trapped in the odd single-shot election court system as Mr Justice Silber had initially ruled, this means that he has the chance to appeal.

Initially, this was meant to change the recipients' behavior -- say, we give you money if you vaccinate your children.

Have water as often as you can stomach it but again, initially this may mean only small amounts frequently because a large amount may simply come up again.

Initially, all this meant to the conversion shops was that they had another hurdle to jump.

(1, 2, 3, 4) and in particular example of RTI we consider the fluid is initially at rest (this means that U → 0 = 0 and V → 0 = 0 ).

Initially, that means splitting his time between looking after his sprogs and plotting against old friend Bruce Babbish Ed Stoppardd).