Sentence examples for meant above from inspiring English sources
New gods meant, above all, new human ideals to be worshipped.
But the war meant, above all, the replacement of a Sunni regime by a Shia one.
That meant, above all, keeping a cotton-dependent Britain and France from recognizing the Confederacy as a legitimate government.
From childhood on, it meant, above all, deliverance from the brainy goodness and principled beliefs of his clergyman father.
This meant, above all, deliberately keeping a low profile in the world while the country steadfastly accumulated wealth and power.
That meant above all the verdict that East German art, like the whole Communist era, would be best forgotten.
(Kamisuwa means "above Suwa").
"Epi," in Greek, means "above" or "beyond".
"Epi" means above or next to, and it refers to a group of proteins that surround the genes.
Literally, "epi" means "above, or in addition to," so these are changes that are above or in addition to changes in the genes themselves.
It means, above all, tackling education.
