Sentence examples for puppet means from inspiring English sources

The leap of imagination required to believe in a puppet means that "each individual in the audience completes it" which perhaps goes to explain the often intense emotional reactions audience members have.

Anderson's embarrassment at working with puppets meant that his goal was to make the very best marionette masterpieces.

The increased realism of the puppets meant that their mobility was significantly reduced, ironically leaving the new design less lifelike than Anderson had hoped, as he recalls: "Suddenly, all the movements had to be as realistic as the puppets and that made it difficult for the puppeteers to animate them".

Puppet is meant more for the systems administrator in an enterprise setting.

In London, where Smith was based, the word "muppet" isn't a reference to Miss Piggy or other puppets, rather it means idiot.

Xipi literally means 'Skin Puppet Show', referring to the puppet show that originated in Shaanxi province.

The metaphor of the puppet and the puppeteer is meant to connect the child, or body, with the older spirit that animates the child.

The puppet provocateur, whose name means roughly "The Godmother," has gained a measure of respectability, with candidates for governor or Puerto Rico appearing on the show the night before the election.

The puppet he made was meant to be his meal ticket.

The convention's 40th anniversary welcomes tons of old hands, as well as newcomers and teenagers who stand by their puppets even if it means they get bullied at school.

Eight-month-olds like to see mean puppets punished.