Sentence examples for means were all from inspiring English sources

But by no means were all of that kind.

By no means were all members of the league supporters of Bellarmine, though their extreme Catholicism made many of them sympathetic to his ideas.

His gaucho clothes, his high rhetorical manner, his refusal of payment for fighting, his habit of withdrawing from public view for long periods, even his "skill in producing displays of prodigious courage" (risking his life, she means), were all calculated P.R. ploys.

The Likert-scored means were all in the positive range (Table 4).

The mean motivational scores for the eight hospitals ranged from 35.9 (H6) to 39.3 (H2), indicating generally positive motivation levels, since the means were all above 30.

In addition, although this study examined several factors that might affect psychological status and QoL, by no means were all potential variables included.

By no means are all former mining communities doomed zones.

Brendan King's biography, Beryl Bainbridge: Love by All Sorts of Means, is all about his former employer.

By no means is all of the adjustment on the side of the receiving nations.

To truly connect, you need to be vulnerable and that means being " all in".

However, by no means are all enantiomers perceived differently.