Sentence examples for means have given from inspiring English sources

We by no means have given up".

Straightforward though it may seem, deciphering what that pledge means has given rise to 10 years of debate inside the courts, with some substantially different interpretations.

"Because, you know, this city, these fans, I mean, have given me a lot in these seven years.

But, he noted, that does not mean men have given up on clothes, just that they are looking for, and finding, cheaper options.

"That kind of means I've given up on them".

A settled family life in the US means Numan has given up a sideline as an aerobatics display pilot.

When I stop talking to that person, that means I've given up, and that's a really bad sign.

"To understand what it actually means, it has given us the language to understand how we feel," explains Sheiran.

That doesn't mean I've given up, it simply means I'm comfortable with my own performance level and able to surrender.

We shouldn't assume that allegiance to Haiti meant blacks had given up on America.

But that doesn't mean she has given up on unraveling his motivation.