Sentence examples for means spelled out from inspiring English sources

Again, that's what deterrence means, spelled out in the immigration department's graphical grief porn – try to come here and we will make your life a living hell.

This means spelling out budget savings and finalising the "responsibility pact", which must go to a parliamentary vote of confidence by the end of April.

It would have meant spelling out every name and concept at great length.

For Muslims, that has meant spelling out that these killers speak only for themselves.

What it's more likely to mean is spelled out by the performance of its share price.

What that means is bluntly spelled out by a prominent Greek-American financier who will only talk off the record: "In some respects Greece is a Third World nation.

That can mean spelling out in laborious detail what might be obvious to a normal child.

We, men and women, have children hoping to do our very loving best by them, and what that means isn't spelled out anywhere for all to see.

It said the MU SS of the first number plate was meant to spell out the word muss (must) – one of the key messages in the ad, which shows a family, in particular a stressed mother, rushing around ahead of Christmas trying to complete various tasks while their children look increasingly neglected.

Google also handed out T-shirts cleverly meant to spell out "Google IO" in binary, except they actually said Google KO.

The fiver includes two more originals, "Tomorrow Is" and "To No One" (together the track titles are meant to spell out Tomorrow Is-Promised-To No One), as well as a remix of the final tune by Ancestral Voices.