Sentence examples for means express from inspiring English sources
By all means express your thoughts in models, as pretty as possible (more on that below).
"Pacifist propaganda usually boils down to saying that one side is as bad as the other, but if one looks closely at the writings of younger intellectual pacifists, one finds that they do not by any means express impartial disapproval, but are directed almost entirely against Britain and the United States".
"By all means express how you feel but do something with us.
Burners greet each other with hospitality saying, "Welcome home!" For me this means, "express your wonderful uniqueness, because we act as a kind of family for each other".
Burners greet each other with hospitality saying, "Welcome home!" For me this means, "express your wonderful uniqueness, because we act as a kind of family for each other". I talked about God with Vedic priestesses, Unitarians, yogis, Quakers, entheogen voyagers, Episcopalians, Hindus, Roman Catholics, shamans, atheists and Zen teachers.
The changes to Apple's billing process, which means express consent must be obtained before in-app charges are made, must be in place by 31 March, said the FTC.
And finally commiserate is a word that means expressing sympathy to someone about their bad luck.
Listening from the heart means understanding what others are feeling; speaking from the heart means expressing what I am feeling.
Effect quantification means expressing the toxicity of a substance by a single number.
And as we mentioned, since Kant thought this principle had to apply universally to absolutely everyone, expressing your freedom also means expressing everyone else's freedom.
