Sentence examples for mean eating from inspiring English sources

Eating more doesn't mean eating unhealthy food.

Eating historically, then, can often mean eating heavily.

Eating locally doesn't necessarily mean eating close to home: That's what one New York couple learned from years of roaming the globe.

Eating balanced meals doesn't just mean eating a lot of kale (although kale is really good for you).

I ask them to elaborate on why this is cruel but eating dangerously depleted forms of cod isn't but when they don't—or can't—I get the sneaking suspicion that they literally mean, eating whale meat "is uncool", meaning not fashionable, rather than morally indefensible.

"Breaking bread" simply used to mean "eating".

Eating healthfully means eating in a way that supports daily activity.

I don't mean eat vegetables.

I mean sleep, I mean eat, I mean exercise.

And by that we mean, eat as much goddamn instant ramen as you want.

By "passed through" we mean eaten, digested, then shat out whole.