Sentence examples for naturally means from inspiring English sources

The view is an extension of Paul Grice's (1957) notion of natural meaning: unlike the English word 'fire,' which non-naturally means fire, smoke naturally means fire.

"With very few contract signings naturally means fewer closings.

That naturally means the setting of sights on trophy No101.

"This naturally means marshalling advanced film techniques and narrative methods pioneered in cinema.

And doing that, naturally, means allowing some things that might, at first, sound like "girl questions".

Simply the new methodology, which follows a tighter line, naturally means that the advertised distances will be shorter".

"People are often naturally mean.

And I have a naturally mean face".

"I have a naturally mean look," Harrison said.

All this naturally meant several things: a housing crunch, ethnic tensions, a demand for amusements, jails, stores, parks, reservoirs, museums: everything that goes along with a metropolis.

Cranston fixed me with his blank stare to demonstrate that his face is naturally "mean," and the experience was like a cold walk in the uncanny valley.