Sentence examples for mean anything that from inspiring English sources

I mean, anything that might help an earthbound actor flap his way off a stage.

Investors need more incentive: Private investment seems to mean anything that is not government funded.

But here it is taken broadly to mean anything that is uncanny, surrealistic, disturbing or otherworldly.

One more tiny question: Does it mean anything that so many of these smart people have high-level art jobs and eat so many free meals?

On the one hand, there's his standard-issue exasperation with modernity, assuming modernity to mean anything that began after about 1954.

Would those "large solutions" be the millions of dollars Sheldon Adelson gave via a Super PAC? "Big ideas" seems to mean anything that crosses his mind.

This means anything that can form simple associations, even a pigeon, can learn many complex tasks.

This means anything that might create a spark - cell phones, radios, engines, clothing static, fans or any other non-explosion proof devices - could initiate an explosion.

Yet make no mistake, that's harmful enough, because propaganda, as Mr. Fierstein notes, in this context means anything that presents homosexuality in anything but a negative light.

In other words, you MIGHT be able to teach your bird to poop over a bit of kleenex (for example) like our lovebird -- but that means anything that looks like that will probably become fair game.

And if her choice of mug means anything, that's just for starters - it's the vintage Penguin cover of Traveller from Tokyo by John Morris".