Sentence examples for just means that from inspiring English sources

This just means that gravitational pull on one's feet, closer to the singularity, would be much stronger than the gravitational pull on one's head.

But this just means that he himself appreciates the problem.

Homeostasis just means that usually such mutations will not persist.

Yet a failed attempt at recall just means that Oscar "forgot".

Maybe it just means that other kinds of things are black slightly more often.

Presumably the latter case just means that one of them dies.

Essential contestation does not just mean that different models have different strengths and weaknesses that require attention.

For example, wanting to be identified as a good employee may just mean that one wants to obtain all the material and psychological rewards that accompany good work performance.

Self-ownership may just mean that the individual should be the final arbiter in the relevant sphere, and that seems like a part of what informed consent requires hardly an edifying rationalization for requiring informed consent (compare Cohen 1995, chs. 9 10).

Here Vasubandhu might just mean that since the entities implicit in perception (sensory organs and sensory objects) are disproven by the falsity of the apparent world (which they seem to perceive), those who understand the latter will reject the belief in the former.

There is a principle that says 'Be just', but this does not mean that all just actions are in fact right; it only means that the justness of an action counts in its favour, or that an action is the better for being just.