Sentence examples for mean a particular from inspiring English sources

As Ms. Clay and Mr. Devlin found out, even if a mover has a near-spotless record, that doesn't mean a particular move will be trouble-free.

Then it cautioned that if the test results mean a particular bank has to raise capital, that should not be considered "a measure of the current solvency or viability of the firm".

By 1985, indie had come to mean a particular genre, or group of subgenres, rather than simply distribution status.

By vision I mean a particular way of seeing that goes beyond what's in front of the lens, and conveys to the viewer what the photographer thought and felt.

In this article, we use the terms 'ecotype' and 'accession' interchangeably to mean a particular genetic line.

Having lots of children means a particular thing to some people, she says, and "you get comments".

McDonald's means a particular bun and pickles and flavor, and every penny the company is investing in its business should go to providing that signature taste.

On August 31st, Clinton spoke at the American Legion Convention, in Cincinnati, to a group of mostly older men in pointy hats for whom American exceptionalism has meant a particular roster of military engagements followed by a particular roster of charitable ones.

This is accurate if by "incident" one means a particular sequence of bloody events, including a giraffe's severed neck being transported on a golf cart through weekend crowds.

"Real conservatism," in this narrative, means a particular strain of right-wingery: a conservatism of supply-side economics and stress positions, uninterested in social policy and dismissive of libertarian qualms about the national-security state.

By normalcy one means a particular state in which people discuss with the utmost gravity the important handbag (Tom Ford's horn-handled sack for YSL Rive Gauche, as it happens) or stage operatic dramas over their fashion show seating.