Sentence examples for meant much more from inspiring English sources

But the medal meant much more than that.

But for the Togo striker, this meant much more.

But the 300 meant much more to me.

Mr. Rasmussen said this new relationship with Russia meant much more.

This triumph gave Sharapova a career Grand Slam, but it meant much more than that.

It was only a 1-1 tie but it meant much more.

But sometimes it means much more.

And it means much – more even, perhaps?

Today, though, mime means much more.

That means much more effective commissioning.

Runs against South Africa and India now mean much more.