Sentence examples for like this means from inspiring English sources

He had never completed it to his satisfaction… Vague pronouns offer a syntactical slide between living and writing; the uncompleted "it" refers to the struggle of being "a fucking human being" and the struggle to write a manuscript about what this struggle was like; "this" means both the end of Wallace's life and the nonexistent ending of his book.

Poaching apricots like this means even the most stubborn ones soften.

I'm full of pride, because to beat Holland like this means so much to me".

I know that Roger didn't do it, but obviously, a shirt like this means something else now".

"The fact that we have a tablet like this means that this government had scribes, and scribes are a product of bureaucracy," Dr. Cosmopoulos said.

But writing like this means that the next time you play the story, the stakes need to be higher, the consequences bigger.

What could data like this mean for businesses, though?

Unlike pins of images and Facebook Likes, this means sales, not just "engagement".

I was left wondering what a criticism like this meant.

"I would not have done it if I knew what something like this meant.

And, he added, projects like this mean that the museum's scientific resources are open to the world.