Sentence examples for meant fighting from inspiring English sources

For Grant, the matter was simple: war meant fighting the enemy relentlessly.

He took the first way out, even if it meant fighting for the other side.

"Two years ago," Mr. Andersen said, "preservation in Westchester essentially meant fighting developments one at a time.

Remember back in March and April when you couldn't wait to play, even though it meant fighting wind and early-morning frost?

She said that her vision of one-nation Conservatism meant "fighting against the burning injustice that if you're born poor you will die on average nine years earlier than others.

Rather than serving up an intellectual feast for Republican voters, the pair offered up arguments "as thin as the homeopathic soup that was made by boiling the shadow of a pigeon that had starved to death," as Lincoln said of Douglas's rhetoric, back in the days when Lincoln-Douglas debates meant fighting talk.

Fighting our enemies' fight means fighting their identity, and helping them on the path to realization.

All ethnic Kurds, they are reluctant to fight the rebels because it means fighting brother Kurds, with whom they are generally sympathetic.

I believe in making things the best they can be, and if that means fighting for it, then I'll fight … and people don't like that.

· Forget women: Fighting for women's equality, if it means fighting for women's reproductive rights, (which it must, if it is to matter), is a loser.

Being brave doesn't mean fighting off enemies or dodging bullets; it means being willing to go out on a limb to fight for what you believe in.