Sentence examples for means the things from inspiring English sources

Someone being seen as a legitimate authority figure means the things they say are more convincing than if others were to make the same statement.

"But that's good," Bartley insists, "because it means the things that you don't fight for drop out of the collection, and those things probably weren't strong enough to be there".

The chairman of the negotiations on long-term co-operative action (LCA, which means the things that go beyond the Kyoto protocol: see table) tried to nudge the discussions forward by proposing a draft document at the beginning of the meeting.

Guides for B2 and B3 skiers often position themselves differently as the skiers have some vision, which means the things a guide assists with will be different from what is required of a skier who has almost no sight.

In para-alpine and para-Nordic skiing, guides for B2 and B3 skiers often position themselves differently as the skiers have some vision, which means the things a guide assists with will be different from what is required of a skier who has almost no sight.

Historically the labels' relationship with YouTube has been fraught, as are most cases of misaligned incentives: YouTube is in the content hosting business, which means it's fighting for eyeballs; the labels, on the other hand, are in the content business, which means the things they produce must be captivating to an audience and scarce.

"Meta" often means the thing is talking about itself.

Then he started speaking Latin, saying, "Res ipsa loquitur," which means, "The thing speaks for itself".

Vichy means the thing that has eight showerheads and washes you.

Of course, I mean the things that will burn.

I mean, the things that interested me are the abstract things.