Sentence examples for meant something particular from inspiring English sources

The very word "freedom" meant something particular to black Americans in the nineteen-sixties.

But we'd all be better off if elections really meant something, even if their meaning in particular cases might not please us.

My wife and I also kept a few back that meant something to us – I had a particular fondness for a talking Dug the Dog from Up – but the rest were taken downstairs and dumped temporarily on the guest bed.

"Aaron Mattocks" clearly means something intensely particular to Ms. Eagly, but exactly what is not adequately revealed through this piece, whose various intriguing parts do not quite foster a substantial mystery.

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Their lives meant something".

Action films meant something.

"It really meant something".

Still, it meant something.

But it meant something to do something.

It meant something to me".