Sentence examples for just meaning from inspiring English sources

Panic doesn't just meaning curling up into a ball: there is a useful kind, which involves realizing how bad the Obamacare implentation has been and the real danger to truly vulnerable people it represents, now and in the future — and then doing something about it.

For instance, the worry that meaning holism entails that no one means the same thing by their words today as they did yesterday (because everyone makes at least some change to their belief each day) presupposes not just meaning holism, but also such a tight (perhaps even one-to-one) connection between meaning use (here understood in terms of belief).

"Just meaning that we're no different than any couple out there, and we have our fights, we have our problems," he says.

Even as we try as parents to set limits and get our children out in nature, the new cry of childhood seems to be "I'm bored," which is certainly not a new childhood expression but now has seemed to have morphed into not really just meaning "I'm bored," but "Please find something to entertain me, as I no longer can entertain myself even for a short period of time".

For the latter, the CIS had no individual meaning, but just meaning as a tool for aggregating data at clinical and population levels (i.e. as data repository).

Retreat to a quiet place, such as the library or somewhere where you are alone, during lunch breaks, recess, etc. Talk less: not just meaning listen more, but also, literally, speaking as little as possible during the day.

Gregory, on Lucky Star, had been tasked as pathfinder for Britain, but scored just 63.375, meaning they were always facing a difficult task to snatch a medal position.

I think it's just me meaning to do that, and then you're just tired and you forget.

Inflation has fluctuated, but, at the end of the day, consumer prices have risen just 4.5 percent, meaning an average annual inflation rate of only 1.5 percent.

The average per-capita income is just $19,600, meaning an air-conditioned bedroom may be unattainable.

The opinion polls still give the Conservatives just 31%, meaning that a parliamentary majority remains beyond their grasp.