Sentence examples for it means breaking from inspiring English sources

In the literary sense, it means breaking the mold of the old stories and trying to tell new ones.

In the end, she decides to break Jason's heart, though it means breaking her own, and she kills their children.

Rather, it means breaking work previously done by one person into more-specialized pieces done by several people.

ROY ADAMS, who cherishes his role as a benefactor for college football players, even if it means breaking a few rules.

The goal is pretty specific: make life in a council house more insecure, so increasing labour market flexibility, even if it means breaking up communities.

Though it means breaking his adopted mother's heart, he decides to find his destiny and look for a trainer who knows how to mould him.

"That is the last thing a jockey wants to do, because it means broken fingers, hands, arms and collarbones.

Ms. Ros-Lehtinen worked for her constituents, even if it meant breaking with party lines.

Nothing was more dreadful than the prospect of being sold away, particularly when it meant breaking up families.

For more than 40 years, he cherished his role as a benefactor for players, even if it meant breaking a few rules.

The practice became known as "xin con," or "asking for a child," and it meant breaking with tradition, facing discrimination and enduring the hardships of raising a child alone.