Sentence examples for meant that nothing from inspiring English sources

It meant that nothing would be easy for them.

Contraction of these muscles meant that nothing was getting through, hence severe constipation.

It was pulsating, honest and aggressive, but the final score, 2-2, meanthatat nothing is decided.

To deny the distinction between analytic and synthetic statements meant that nothing could be known independent of experience.

But Newman said questions over the bureau's methods meant that "nothing short of a thorough government-funded review and audit, conducted by independent professionals, will do".

Nothing came to the floor without their say-so, so that meant that nothing much came to the floor except for symbolic exercises like votes to repeal Obamacare or to defund Planned Parenthood.

Still, that doesn't mean that nothing can be done.

Her absolutely lucid prose, though, means that nothing is confused.

It's better than nothing — unless it means that nothing changes when the rain stops.

But that doesn't mean that nothing of value has ever appeared there.

That the developing world remains in need of assistance does not mean that nothing has changed.