Sentence examples for which it means from inspiring English sources

However, Goldcar tells me that it offers the only comprehensive cover on the market, by which it means that its policy covers any excess payable.

The word RIM continually uses to illustrate its ethos with BB10 is 'flow' – by which it means that various types of content can be pulled in quickly from just off screen (and layered over other content).

It's a different way of formulating the warning voiced by members of the Bush administration: "If you're not with us, you're against us". The Daily Telegraph has set aside part of its leader column for a directory of "useful idiots", by which it means those who oppose major military intervention.

By which it means "prompted speculation" by Mr Leake and the MoS.

Trend Micro claims that it has now logged more than one million examples of malicious apps for mobile platforms – by which it means Android.

Paw Paw's voice starts the movie and speaks of despair: "Have you ever been outside?" By which it means homeless, alone, and without any prospects.

I remember it, which means it never happened.

"People do despise it, which means it is the perfect venue for me," he said.

You have to make it relevant, which means making it authentic, which means making it personal.

To my surprise he retweeted it, which meant it could be seen by millions.

I can do it, which means you can do it.