Sentence examples for thoroughly meaning from inspiring English sources

If bird flu reaches the United States, will it be safe to eat poultry or to be around birds or other animals? A. Poultry is safe to eat when it is cooked thoroughly, meaning that the meat is no longer pink and has reached a temperature of 180 degrees Fahrenheit.

Now, it's all been thoroughly retooled, meaning that the beats are more substantial and the musicians no longer line up in black shirts and thin white ties.

It's a beautiful, elegant song borne on clouds of synthesiser and decorated with a scrawly guitar solo, but it's hard to avoid the suspicion that its lyrical admonishments aren't going to make much difference: the bits of Blackstar that emerged in advance of the album have already been thoroughly examined for meaning.

The Department of Agriculture assumes responsibility for monitoring big cat possession and for inspecting the animals' facilities, but Ms. Coppola said the department does not have the resources to thoroughly evaluate each situation, meaning that some individual animals are never assessed.

Maybe that's the platonic ideal of repurposing, though: to so thoroughly strip the borrowing of meaning that it no longer registers as borrowing but rather a seamless evocation of the original moment or thing, before history painted it one way or the other.

You may need to consult various translations to thoroughly seek out an ideas meaning.

Also, although everyone is thoroughly well-meaning, the atmosphere is a bit stiff, and not tailor-made to engage teenagers.

The robot can tuck in its wheels and flatten out to fit under overhead limits that might prevent a typical rover from gaining entry, meaning it can explore the surfaces of distant moons and planets much more thoroughly.

Meaning accrues.

Meaning what?

-- meaning.