Sentence examples for why it means from inspiring English sources

I told Comolli this, but by the time my version had been passed down the line to the referee it ended up not as "Por qué, negro?", but as "Porque eres negro", which changes the meaning drastically; "porque" doesn't mean "why?", it means "because" – the phrase became "because you are black".

His chaplain, Mandeep Kaur, said: "He had problems telling his colleagues why he has to wear the turban and why it means so much to him.

Despite all this, that culture is little-known; which is why I have to recite that litany of names, and why it means so little.

If you want more football...... Go to the Museum of Ethnology and its Fascination Football exhibition, a splendid celebration of the history of the game that examines why it means so much to so many people around the world.

But for young people who might have no idea of what business involves, or even what work beyond flipping burgers or selling DVDs might mean, here is a little primer on what it is and why it means something as Father's Day approaches.

This is obviously something close to our hearts, that's why it means so much.

I couldn't understand why it meant so much to him, but I can now.

It was incredibly hard for me to ask why I was still a virgin and why it meant so much to people.

Now aged 90, his eyes still sparkling with almost boyish energy, he described the significance of Lanzmann's film and why it meant so much to Israel.

That's why it meant so much to meet people like Spike Jonze [director of Being John Malkovich] and Kimberly Peirce [Boys Don't Cry].

That was why it meant so much to both men that Mullin worked with the ESPN broadcasting crew for Jackson's coaching debut with the Golden State Warriors on Sunday night.