Sentence examples for meant among from inspiring English sources

His abstraction meant, among other things, a removal from the heat and chaos of human relationships.

That meant, among other things, jettisoning the old crude tests of credibility.

— in visual pop culture, which in the 1940s and '50s meant, among other things, comic books, monster movies and advertising.

Duty, to Mr. Kohl, apparently meant, among other things, breaking the law to reinforce his party and go on winning.

I didn't know you could change the "precipitation" chart to show snow instead, nor was it clear what the radar graph colors meant, among other things.

Not talking to women meant, among other things, that the police missed an opportunity to connect with people who might tell them about abuse within the Pakistani community.

Registration means, among other things, regular audits.

We have to build what that means among staff".

That means, among other things, changing attitudes to educational qualifications.

That means, among other things, working with and through local partners and governments not bypassing them.

This means, among other things, asking intelligent questions at board meetings, which are held in public.