Sentence examples for which does mean from inspiring English sources

"We're the only parties in all this who can get sued, which does mean you become rather cautious," says Parkin.

This attitude to composition brings to mind Coldplay and Adele, which does mean that London Grammar may struggle to remain hip.

Luckily, there's an easy place to start in 2014 – with the European elections in May, which are proportional representation elections, which does mean there's a far better chance than usual that your vote will count.

"Brut" is dry but not as dry as the new category, "extra brut," which does mean "extra dry". Sparkling wine producers around the world have adopted the champagne system, so you'll find wines from California, Australia and South America labeled "brut". New World demi-secs are rare, though California's Schramsberg winery makes a nice one.

Which does mean the system can't keep tabs on any private messages kids might be sending or receiving.

(Which does mean students still have to find a way to fund their own living costs for a full six months).

Which doesn't mean the desiring individual; it means desiring consciousness itself.

Her characters are properly, realistically three-dimensional – which doesn't mean what many seem to think.

Which doesn't mean he has opposed.

Which doesn't mean that anything goes.

Which doesn't mean they were easy.