Sentence examples for meant consider from inspiring English sources
For an extreme example of what Eliot meant, consider "The Sherlockian," a new novel predicated entirely on Holmes worship, Holmes mimicry, Holmes artifacts and assorted other forms of Holmesiana.
To see what she meant, consider the resistance forces in the north who, with the support of American bombing and American advisers, are pressing to attack Mazar-i-Sharif.
Taking his view meant considering his perspective.
"I mean, consider the distance.
If you don't know what these terms mean, consider yourself lucky.
"Check your privilege" means "consider how your privilege affects what you have just said or done".
To see what that means, consider the surprising outcome of another great motorcar race.
To get your head around just how many passenger pigeons that would mean, consider that there are only about two hundred and sixty million rock pigeons in the world today.
I mean, consider the name.
To see what Kant means, consider two slightly different examples.
