Sentence examples for state means from inspiring English sources

With her grandmother's winter home in Florida, the state means family to her.

"I know what the collapse of a state means," he said.

In the favelas, the presence of the state means the police.

"I don't know if I've ever had a player that Ohio State means more to," Matta said.

But a failed state means the idea of the state has failed, and that is not the case.

What the writer's confused state means to either of us is not beside the point, because it is the point.

If "supporting the independent Ukrainian state" means chopping off a chunk of territory, then, yes, Russia did nicely.

Proof that Israel is, without any doubt, a nuclear weapons state, means an end to nods, winks and blind eyes.

As an Arab woman, my natural state means I should resemble something akin to a poodle with slight alopecia.

Third, the astonishing expansion of the British state means Britain is no longer an authentic liberal economic voice.

After the war the falsified Russian version of history was enforced by the usual police-state means.