Sentence examples for known means from inspiring English sources

Compassion is the only known means of containing and reversing the HIV/Aids pandemic.

There are some things so numerous that they simply cannot be counted by any known means.

We currently have no known means of being able to feed 10 billion of us at our current rate of consumption and with our current agricultural system.

Nor could current methods for cooling and preserving brains at cryogenic temperatures, the only other known means to forestall decay, ensure that their fragile wiring was not damaged.

The 6ft Hook played with immense authority, scoring by all the known means and mustering a personal tally of 22 points, equalling the record set by Neil Jenkins in another upset game, back in 1999 at Wembley.

The term, one of several for which he is known, means, roughly, social status, and in the grand theoretical schemes he has elaborated over the last four decades, it is all-important.

'Nobody knows' means nobody knows anything.

Honest we all know means "truthful; sincere".

[Disclosure: I know Means from college].

Today, to know means to understand.

Easter, I knew, meant rebirth.