Sentence examples for speaker means from inspiring English sources

In fact, the British speaker means: "I disagree and I do not want to discuss it any further".

No one has to add a last name for Pedro for anyone to know the speaker means Martínez.

We understand what the speaker means, and we may or may not (I advise not!) choose to debate it.

Her husband's role as Speaker means that some people see him – and consequently her – as more sexually attractive.

"I say this as a minority member of the Council, but this delegation believes that a strong speaker means a strong City Council," he said.

(For example, what possible behavioral evidence could determine that by gavagai a speaker means "rabbit" rather "undetached rabbit part" or "time-slice of a rabbit"?) From the underdetermination of meaning by empirical evidence, Quine inferred that there is no "fact of the matter" regarding what a word means.

I did not get the impression that Qaragholi, an impeccable English speaker, meant simply the ability to speak Arabic but more his grasp of the Iraqi mentality.

It is one of subtle conditioning — what Sam Rayburn, the former House speaker, meant when he famously said, "If you want to get along, go along".

One or two misfits will be wondering, "Does the speaker mean parlous or perilous?" In The International Herald Tribune, the historian Roger Buckley writes darkly about "the parlous prospects for the economy".

Since the speaker meant one thing (12b) by saying something else (12a), the speaker implicates (12b).

Here, Fig. 16 shows a scatter plot of the per speaker mean NAQ for neutral versus speaker mean NAQ for physical task stress.