Sentence examples for meant knowing from inspiring English sources

For some, it has meant knowing as much about land management and grass as they know about the bloodlines of their herds.

The English word "conscious" originally derived from the Latin conscius (con- "together" and scio "to know"), but the Latin word did not have the same meaning as our word it meant "knowing with", in other words "having joint or common knowledge with another".

I believed that being a good doctor meant knowing the clinical facts down cold.

He said it was indeed, but wouldn't say what it meant, knowing that she'd look it up the instant they got home.

That meant knowing the piece completely by heart, something that his teacher, José Antonio Abreu (who also taught Gustavo Dudamel) insists on.

Five years ago, when people first began to buy online in significant numbers, smart shopping meant knowing how to negotiate an online check-out.

Knowing your market means knowing its venues and its local talent.

(Of course, I don't actually know that sex means knowing. I think that maybe it should, though).

Knowing the culture academically means knowing the issues academically and knowing how to do the research better".

Knowing the sequence of τ jt values means knowing the sequence of implied stable population compositions.

Knowing what to promote, and when, obviously means knowing what customers are looking for online.