Sentence examples for means to rest from inspiring English sources

That suffering child is a very potent symbol for what it means to rest the whole world's burdens on one set of shoulders: make the single stand in for the general and bad things happen.

It's a radical acceptance of things as they are that learns to use challenges as a means to rest with that which is not instantly resolvable, and to not collapse into our insecurity.

You are meant to rest, after all.

Sovereignty in this institutionalized conspiracy was meant to rest in the Central Committee, but actually five or six magnates decided everything.

A gorgeous new song, When, notes the instant when "a touch comes down on who it's meant to rest".

Now, I don't mean to rest my case on these anecdotes.

Your fingers are meant to rest on the buttons of the Lachesis, but they are so stiff that it requires squeezing the entire mouse, and since your fingers are curled around the other side, there's a good chance you'll hit the opposite button as well.

Fried chicken is meant to rest before it is eaten.

"We don't call it a restroom on a plane because we want you to avoid thinking you are meant to rest in there.

The standard deviation (SD) is measure of inconstancy, measuring the spread of the data and the relationship of the mean to rest of the data.

Pettitte knows what it means to be rested and comfortable because his father, Tom, said that is exactly how his son did not feel on Sunday.