Sentence examples for means besides the from inspiring English sources

They evoke the sun, the seven seas, and the seven continents, and represent another means, besides the torch, whereby Liberty enlightens the world.

In addition, when the administration says it intends to work to "improve the lives of the people of Darfur," I would like to know what that means, besides the obvious point that their lives could hardly get worse.

In the context of Clinton's usage, plus which means "besides"; its direct synonym is the earlier "besides which," in its adverbial sense of "moreover, furthermore"; these are connecting words that transmit greater emphasis than conjunctions like "and" or the plus that is unaccompanied by which.

The film, directed by Daniel H. Forer, is heavy on nostalgia and encomiums, but light on serious consideration of what it all means, besides acknowledging the many imitators "Mike and the Mad Dog" inspired.

Why has Shanahan been average without Elway – you mean besides the fact that he had John Elway?

Do you mean besides the fact that you are a curious person and you want to know how biopesticides work?

"You mean besides the guy who has two thumbs and loves blow jobs?" Bhadveer had made fists and was pointing with his thumbs at his face.

I mean, besides the one about Treat your friends the way you'd want them to treat you, which I've already broken about a million times".

"You mean besides the terminal cancer?" replies Hazel, who, having survived a brush with the disease at age 13, has long since availed herself of the degree-zero humor of its survivors.

What does this mean, besides the obvious?

"You mean besides the PMS and the mood swings, right?" his guest responded.