Sentence examples for mean belonging from inspiring English sources

Lady Tonge later explained that she used the word primitive to mean belonging to "another age".

A veil can mean belief, it can mean belonging to a group, it can mean, perhaps, a woman's negotiation between private and public space.

Here, MeanDistance measures the mean belonging likelihood, the less value the MeanDistance has, the more likelihood this component belong to the vertex t.

Use its to mean belong to it; use it's only when you mean it is or it has.

Citizenship means more than just formal membership in nation-states; it means belonging in communities defined in part by gender.

And although the term "Christian" has stood for many things over the years, it literally means, "belonging to Christ". Christians are the ones who are willing to identify ourselves with Jesus in all that he did and taught.

The film even turns to etymology, arguing that "pagan", which originally meant "belonging to the village", referred to the politics of local governance as much as it did to theological doctrine.

At the end of the last century seat ownership meant belonging to an exclusive club an unincorporated, self-regulated, wealthy partnership.

In [1, 4], the author gives a lot of examples about computations of R ( m 1, m 2, m 3 ) when m 1, m 2 and m 3 are means belonging to the set of the above standard means.

Being religious means belonging to an established religious order, whether large or small.

Equality means belonging with others in meaningful relationships, not just being protected according to the formal rules of the law.