Sentence examples for means ideas from inspiring English sources

One of the big attractions of Cheil is that it's unavoidably integrated, which means ideas aren't limited by a media discipline or channel.

Covered with bruises received the day before from unruly soldiers, he wrote in French, "On ne tue point les idees" (misquoted from "on ne tire pas des coups de fusil aux idees", which means "ideas cannot be killed by guns").

TS: This is a day where people all over the world are going to focus on what character means, ideas around what character means using neuroscience and social science -- this will include old ideas as well as some really exciting new research.

Does Labour's new leadership mean ideas that have recently been considered taboo are now back on the agenda for fresh debate?

So talking about "brains" when we mean "minds" is like talking about "memes" when we mean "ideas": it adds a layer of portentious mystification to something we already don't understand very well.

Again, here they use the term "theory" to mean "ideas" or "hypotheses".

That meant ideas for shows, developing shows, developing on-air, developing logos.

Social constructs taken here to mean ideas created and sustained by an individual or group—are a source of barriers to infant MC.

Oops I meant idea.

And financiers tend not to finance ideas they do not understand, which means most ideas.

Free speech means bad ideas can be exposed and good ones promoted.