Sentence examples for mean create from inspiring English sources

In many cultures, weaving has become a common linguistic metaphor as "weave" is used broadly to mean "create".

That will mean creating enemies among Republicans and Democrats alike.

Opportunism means seizing or exploiting opportunities and does not mean creating or promoting opportunities.

Listening doesn't mean creating more youth adviser positions and working groups.

It doesn't mean creating the 'identi-kit European,' as Mrs. Thatcher called it".

This would mean creating parks to attract families and sacrificing some profit for preservation, she said.

On the other hand, limited possibilities also mean creating your own options".

A separate jurisdiction could mean creating a Welsh judiciary and courts system.

It also doesn't mean creating a fantasy of a future that could never exist.

It would also mean creating a larger infrastructure that supports health and disease prevention.

Leadership doesn't mean creating policies; it means standing for the values on which they are based.