Sentence examples for means at all from inspiring English sources

"That means at all stages of life, many different conditions".

I do not like what it means at all.

But, as Tom Lawler at Calculated Risk explains, this isn't what the rule means at all.

But this isn't what publication of humanities research means at all.

"That is a distortion of the principle of laïcité." She warns that secularism has come to be used as a principle of exclusion to somehow save France from cultural mixing, "when that is not what it means at all".

I'm hoping that people will not be afraid to say that doesn't mean you hate men, it doesn't mean you want to separate out the world, so you're not a part of ordinary life – that's not what it means at all!

Would they understand what "queer" meant at all?

"He didn't know what honky-tonk meant at all".

"It's unfortunate, because that's not what I meant at all".

However, this does not mean at all that the man should have been killed".

Incredibly, Putin added, "This doesn't mean at all that the man should be killed".