Sentence examples for means of things from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we have definition only by means of things that specify conjunction" (PI, 11.5 9).

"Many" means lots of things whereas "multiple" used to mean something that is manifold or in more than one state.

And "better off" means lots of things.

"It means lots of things," Madame Lagarde responded.

Queer means lots of things to lots of different people.

But after the war, it must adopt democratic means of resolving things," he said.

"Originally it was an affordable means of creating things we wanted to," explains David Melo.

Part of the reason is that the phrase sounds good, but could mean lots of things.

"In that comfort zone, we say the meanest kind of things," she explained.

True, Mr. Bachchan means a number of things to Indians.

It means a combination of things, both abstract and physical.