Sentence examples for remnants meaning from inspiring English sources
The producer showed me mobile-phone footage of radio employees banging on the office door of a senior manager chanting, "They are the remnants!" — meaning remnants of the regime.
Under the terms of the sale, most of those claims would remain with the remnants of G.M. in bankruptcy, meaning they were likely to recover little, if anything.
It's my decision, and I've managed to surround myself with people who happen to be OK with it too, meaning that the remnant guilt doesn't make me feel hungover for days afterwards.
The edges of the gills are floccose, meaning they have tufts of soft wooly hairs another volval remnant.
("Graptolite" comes from the Greek, meaning "written rock"; the term was coined by Linnaeus, who dismissed graptolites as mineral encrustations trying to pass themselves off as the remnants of animals).
Meaning Social Security retirement.
Meaning the National Rifle Association?
'Preferred' meaning exclusive.
