Sentence examples for mean that anything from inspiring English sources

The changes in the terms of service had gone mostly unnoticed until Sunday, when the blog Consumerist cited them and interpreted them to mean that "anything you upload to Facebook can be used by Facebook in any way they deem fit, forever, no matter what you do later".

By this I do not mean that "anything goes".

Which doesn't mean that anything goes.

But that does not mean that anything goes.

Saying that context matters does not mean that anything goes.

Still, he cautioned, this does not mean that anything goes.

This means that anything and everything is now copyrighted.

After all, Justice Thomas spoke this week, and that means that anything can happen".

His instincts are fired up, which, given his past, means that anything could happen once rehearsals start.

We just don't know what's in Uncle George's head – which means that anything might be happening.

I wash only the parts I can reach, which is undeniably safe, but means that anything that involves bending is out, like washing the feet for example.