Sentence examples for means presents from inspiring English sources

Santa means presents, good times and "everything else that is positive about Christmas," Allen Kanner, a child and family psychologist, told the Boston Globe.

Some of the anthology's authors, paid $2,499 by the government, praise the freedoms they enjoy in the United States, but the collection by no means presents an uncritical picture of the United States.

Global emergence of pathogenic infectious diseases by both natural and intentional means presents a formidable challenge to infectious disease surveillance and response, namely timely and efficient pathogen detection.

Quite frankly, that sometimes means presenting unsuccessful work.

That means presenting herself as a cosmopolitan pop homogenizer, accompanied by musicians of substance.

+ means present; +/- means present or absent.

"Like the seal of Western nobles and royalties, it also means presenting oneself".

That doesn't mean, present tense, that I "believe" in it.

Do you mean – presenting the news while being a woman with legs?

For the finalists, that meant presenting twice — once in the initial rounds, then again for our finalist judges.

I don't mean present yourself as that person, actually be that person.