Sentence examples for means then from inspiring English sources

"Too" is used less frequently than "to," so if you know what "too" means, then you can use it just for those specific meanings.

By all means, then, let's have a new "Tosca".

Which means, then, that the fund is a ruse.

"It does … But if you tell anyone what the symbol means, then it will stop working.

If knowledge of reality cannot be gained by rational means, then one must turn to faith.

That means, then and now, that "you're finished," Mr. Vidal said tartly.

If that is what eternal life means, then I'm a believer.

By all means, then, let the Ronald Reagan Building be the Ronald Reagan Building.

By all means, then, let's use contraceptive technologies for family planning.

This means, then, that it's no good airily dismissing a wrongheaded dismissal.

Growing up for a digital native means, then, learning how to stop disrupting systems and start building them.