Sentence examples for this means saying from inspiring English sources

Even Danah Boyd, Microsoft's perpetually switched-on social media guru has recently returned from an "email sabbatical" in Patagonia and Easter Island having warned his followers: "In order to function, I need to take time off... this means saying goodbye to email and, more importantly, not letting myself anxiously worry about all that's waiting for me when I return".

This means saying goodbye to the on-premise model unless you are going to support two code bases.

This means saying no to endless action items.

This means saying no, even when it is excruciatingly difficult.

This means saying "no" to anyone or thing that feels invasive or potentially harmful.

If you are asked to "slate," this means saying your full name.

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

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".

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

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