Sentence examples for meant also from inspiring English sources

In District 15, becoming aware of the council has meant also becoming aware of Mr. Devor.

This narrowing of focus on Jesus Christ as truth meant also a complementary sharpening of focus on the way of salvation.

A landowner could use grazing animals, like sheep, which meant also employing sheepkeepers, or he could send out bands of scythe-wielding servants.

When Nancy Reagan launched her famous "Just Say No" campaign, in 1982, its slogan offered implicit recrimination: Just say no meant also, Some said yes.

Which meant also that going into a shelter for the homeless — there had to be one somewhere in town, probably at the south end, where lived immigrants, undocumented aliens, and the working poor — that, too, was out of the question.

Those were Christmases when it took 12 full days even to begin to do the right amount of celebrating in the darkest, most penetrating weeks of the year, when any promise of renewal meant also a renewal of cheer.

But Brexit means also that something was wrong in Britain.

It means also open to the benefit of controlled immigration.

Of course, means also is important.

I mean, also when they speak highly of me.

But dry litter means also more dust.