Sentence examples for meant that none from inspiring English sources

This meant that none of her four opponents received the national attention (and money) that Ms Majette had got.

Of course, this act of chivalry also meant that none of his competitors would get to see them either.

Being American once meant that none of us had the right to impose religious or personal preferences.

Cambridge's Jimmy Spencer scored a stoppage-time equaliser that not only denied table-topping Northampton victory but meant that none of the top three won.

How do they think?" Ms. Engelhardt said the political intrigue surrounding the bombing meant that "none of this is normal grieving".

Jordan also said that perhaps the current rat-tat-tat of so many breathless revelations meant that none stuck around long or needed to be sweated all that much.

For although Coughlin may refuse to acknowledge the personal significance of the coda to the Giants' regular season, that does not mean that none exists.

Someone must be to blame otherwise it means that none of us are safe.

This means that none of the country's many ethnic and religious subsets is disenfranchised.

None of the illegals was charged with espionage, which means that none was caught accepting documents from government officials.

Fortunately, the episodic nature of the narrative means that none of the supporting cast annoys us for too long.