Sentence examples for meant notes from inspiring English sources

By that he meant notes that were technically correct but that were not phrased in a way that carried their full potential.

That meant notes about font selection, font size, leading, tracking, kerning and other such arcana.

(The term counterpoint means note against note or combining two or more musical lines simultaneously).

"Simon, what can you mean?" Note the absence of guidelines: no "he said," or "she replied".

The 14 fugues, each called a contrapunctus (which, in Latin, means "note against note") use various devices of imitative counterpoint, like inversion, double fugues and mirror fugues.

That also means noting the position of the controls and the lack of them.

This means noting how they utilize their bodies to position themselves towards the task and in what manner.

Clarifying such a complex area of law is easier said than done and it remains to be seen what this promise will actually mean," noted TaylorWessing's Farr.

Opening up your senses means noting which parts of your body are most in tune with the tree's methods of communicating, through touch, smell, sound and sight.

Unfilled notes mean that note is longer.

By "fancy stuff" he meant two notes.