Sentence examples for means consider from inspiring English sources

"Check your privilege" means "consider how your privilege affects what you have just said or done".

To see what that means, consider the surprising outcome of another great motorcar race.

I am now over that second hurdle but – as they said in South Pacific in similar circumstances – I don't "by any means consider myself through".

Many traditional ways continue largely because of rampant poverty, which is a great preserver of what people of means consider charming, but a changing world exerts its pressure.

To see what Mr. Huntsman means, consider recent statements by the two men who actually are serious contenders for the G.O.P. nomination: Rick Perry and Mitt Romney.

To see what Kant means, consider two slightly different examples.

That means considering a pet's age and physical condition before starting an exercise program.

One man of means considered sending his driver and limousine in pursuit of the furry tramp.

As well as fixing the roads, that means considering a new high speed rail link.

"And, yes, that means considering what further powers could be devolved".

"That means considering what they need in terms of education, drug abuse work, parenting courses etc.