Sentence examples for meant through from inspiring English sources

"Through" meant "through".

I learned what trans meant through YouTube.

When Gramsci wrote: "I believe I am responsible, at least in part, for these problems of yours," he meant through the strain caused by his imprisonment.

Shazib Khan admitted exchanging messages with friends saying they had a "role to play" and that he wanted to help "by any means", but insisted he meant through providing money and food, not violence.

So I did have a thumbnail-sized idea of Accomack and what it had meant through centuries: the fact that it had the oldest ongoing court records in the United States, the fact that it used to be one of the two richest rural counties in America but was now dotted with abandoned houses crumbling by the road.

"You are too young to go through this," she told me and I knew what she meant through the sadness in her yellowing eyes.

And I mean through the ballot box.

It means "through hardship to the stars".

It means through sickness and health," said Gibbs.

In central New Jersey, where I live, that means through Christmas, if not later.

"He has found a means through his art of coping with the trauma and the past.