Sentence examples for this means said from inspiring English sources

"I don't think she really understands what this means," said Arnold.

"In diplomatic language no one knows what this means," said Luis Guillermo Giraldo, a former Colombian ambassador to Venezuela.

"There's fear and panic about what this means," said Michael Underwood, 62, who retired from the Chicago Police Department after 30 years and has diabetes and Parkinson's disease.

"There's still a lack of clarity around what all this means," said Stan Soloway, president of the Professional Services Council, which represents dozens of American companies handling development projects in Afghanistan.

Despite the depths of their isolation, however, Mr. Fox has found a steady source of food for them — the farmers' own storehouses: "And you know what this means?" said Mr. Fox.

"The majority of people don't have the faintest idea of what this means," said Anita Newman, a longtime resident, as she pored over the letter sent to her. "What are they saying?

This means, says Ms Gray, that while Italian firms compete with each other, they also co-operate to secure orders.

This means, says the parliamentarian, that "Jordan's policies towards Israel are increasingly seen as the king's alone".

What this means, says Gene Russianoff, is that the conductor has no idea why the train isn't moving.

This means, says Mr Dunsby, that in the next three years most of the action on the mobile Internet will be in the corporate market.

What this means, says Dr Barrasso, is that "Dr Berwick is a self-professed supporter of rationing health care".That is true, but it obscures the larger point.