Sentence examples for this means showing from inspiring English sources

A white strip underneath makes it clear what this means, showing a voter's thumbprint next to the words "dignity" and "separation".

For Ms. Eisenman, the best-known of the group, this means showing drippy, autoerotic oil-and-gesso figure paintings alongside scrapbooks full of letters, drawings and ephemera.

This means showing up to meetings prepared and on time, and understanding when things come up.

Often this means showing up as thin as possible.

Sometimes this means showing people that you're upset, sad, or frustrated.

This means showing the fast-moving Nitro in a series of repeating images.

For MTV, this meant showing only music videos at first, which it got for free, before gradually transitioning to costlier original programming.

This meant showing stories beyond the usual restricted audience of initiated men, so they removed sensitive elements or camouflaged them with carefully placed dots.

"This meant showing the bounty of the produce, prepared foods, and delicious grocery products we offer, for that wow feeling of surprise our guests have each time they come to the market".

Before the advent of large datasets, this meant showing the underlying data as part of the journal publication, but this became impractical as datasets grew.

In Blake's case, this meant showing what his voice could do over the barest of notes, and making the silence sound as palpable as any other beat.