Sentence examples for means critics from inspiring English sources

That means: critics stay away.

That means, critics say, that United Nations subsidies intended to improve the environment are instead creating their own damage.

That means critics can have a field day lampooning Republicans and asking them -- as Senator Bernard Sanders, independent of Vermont, did repeatedly the other day -- why reconciliation was such a good idea when it came to giving tax cuts to millionaires but such a bad one when it comes to trying to provide health care to average Americans.

will be remains to be seen, but Madonna seems aware her shaky Hollywood track record means critics will be more than prepared to scorch it.

Had the rating agencies been more skeptical of euro zone countries' borrowing beyond their means, critics say, that might have slowed the debt carousel for Greece and others.

The bill bans domestic and foreign groups from engaging in political activities or anything that harms national security, public order, public morals or public health – a means, critics say, to stifle dissent.

Does that mean critics need to praise them?

That meant critics should remain anonymous when they talked to reporters about Mr. Lott, said this Republican ally of the White House.

That doesn't mean critics don't advocate and try to nudge (or push) you into theaters.

"The art world, by which I mean critics, dealers, everyone except the artist, is interested in the new and forgets everything else," Jack Tworkov noted not long before he died.

When asked about criticism of Dragon Quest games, Horii says he does not mind, it means the critics played the game and he would rather know their concerns than remain ignorant.