Sentence examples for means all that from inspiring English sources

I'm not entirely sure such nostalgia means all that much.

And it means all that training you've done isn't just for one thing.

Summer Squall is skipping the Belmont because of his bleeding problems, which means all that Unbridled has to do is start and finish - even if he finishes last - to earn the $1 million bonus.

First look review: Snowpiercer Not that the milestone means all that much if the production and marketing costs are huge – as they are in the case of Edge of Tomorrow – but the sci-fi is on course to cross the once-hallowed threshold after reaching $90.9m total in its fifth weekend.

That means all that remains is fiscal conservatism, which in the end is about cuts that only lose jobs -- and lose the social benefits from society that Americans cherish most.

The magically good CGI means all that grim stuff is pretty real -- aside from 2D's pores when he looks in the mirror, there's a bowl of severed ears that cannot be unseen.

D.H.H.: You mean, all that "Miss Saigon" stuff?

These findings, of course, don't mean all that much.

"You mean all that stuff matters?" she asked incredulously.

Neither thinks that official debt figures mean all that much.

I am often asked if Bob Marley really meant all that righteous stuff.