Sentence examples for that meant because from inspiring English sources

As a boy, he says, he conceived the idea that he would be a biophysicist, even though he didn't really know what that meant, because, as he puts it, "I wanted to solve a big problem about life".

"And I decided what that meant, because I have claimed it.

But he didn't fully comprehend what that meant, because he didn't know whom he would be replacing.

I didn't even really understand what that meant, because since I was a baby I've always been moving, moving, and then touring.

The meeting did pass a resolution in favor of a flat tax, but it was a bit unclear what that meant because after vigorous discussion the consensus was that the flat tax should eliminate "loopholes" while preserving key "deductions".

For years Anjem Choudary deflected claims that his words and actions were designed to push his followers into terrorism by claiming he believed in a "covenant of security"; that meant because Britain gave a home to Muslims, it should not be the target of violent jihad.

I know what that means because I've been there.

And they know what that means because they recorded it themselves".

I used to wear makeup and "girls' clothes" (whatever that means) because it made me happy.

That means because of slavery we are a very mixed people, the African Americans.

There is a board meeting on Thursday but from a legal perspective I don't know what that means because they have already given approval.