Sentence examples for means that which from inspiring English sources

This means that, which by (2.5) occurs if, and only if, is balanced.

(The Greek word eros literally means "that which brings together").

The contorted posture of its victims is captured in the Kimakonde translation of, which means "that which bends up".

The name chikungunya, which means "that which bends up," is derived from the Kimakonde language of the Makonde people.

Cabala, which means "that which is received," is a name for the arcane works of Jewish mysticism that were first set down in the Middle Ages and collected in 13th-century Spain.

THOSE diagnosed with chikungunya fever may not care to know that its name, an East African word, means "that which bends up", a reference to the contorted posture of sufferers.

This is from the Latin per sonae which means "that through which the sound comes," in other words, an actor's mask.

This means that calculations which took weeks can now be completed in less than one hour.

Then from the assumption that, we have that, which means that.

"By that I mean that which of a selfish rather than a public interest.

The name of the republic meant "that which binds" (bophutha) to the Tswana-speaking people.