Sentence examples for means thought from inspiring English sources

The result is a world in which mothers hope their children will not be educated, because education means thought and thought means trouble.

Both "Tenzing," which means "thought holder" or "thought grasper," and "Norkay," which means "increasing wealth," are given names, and "Sherpa," which means "man from the East," is a caste or clan name.

And yet he was by no means thought of as primarily an opera conductor when he took the post of musical director of Opera Australia in 2005.

Such a judgment, in Kant's critical terminology, must now be synthetic it is a judgment in which "the connection of the predicate with the subject … is thought without identity," where "a predicate is added to the concept of the subject which is by no means thought in it, and which could not have been extracted from it by any analysis" (A7/B10 11).

Means thought that the film was ultimately "as silly as it is forgettable".

As a result of this controversy he stated that "legislation was a task to which he had by no means thought himself equal", and stayed silent in Parliament for the rest of his life.

Look before you leap which means, think before you speak.

"I mean, think about it.

I mean, think about it, dude.

"I mean, think about it," Mr. Obama continued.

I mean, think of the Ryan budget.