Sentences with phrase «mean much more»

While benches can be practical pieces, they can mean much more to the design and visual appeal to a variety of spaces.

However, the phrase «Groundhog Day» has come to mean much more.

Statements like «Grew territory 30 % in 12 months» mean much more and are impactful.

If this assumption proves correct, that could mean much more accurate heart rate readings than most of Fitbit's competition.

«They have opened up a new frontier for 3D printing with the speed and quality they can attain, redefining the term «3D printing» itself to mean much more than simply morphing a digital model into a physical model on a one - off basis.

Age and health mean much more.

The time spent together will mean much more than that gift you receive.

Our extensive variety of park programs makes this treasured coast mean much more — to our diverse communities and to every potential park steward of any age.

At times it may mean much more, as in this anecdote:

Lack of symptoms sooner than that mean much more research is needed.

They will bark, but this doesn't mean much more than «Are you here to play with me?»

Regular veterinary wellness exams mean much more than just getting vaccinations.

Dogs mean much more to me than that.

Of course they need some, but time with you and knowing you are always there and stable will mean much more than buying their books.

Maybe promises don't mean much any more, but I can't see how one marrying for money can say that with a clear conscience.

«Sometimes, the expressions on a person's face can mean much more than what they say.

Because it will mean much more traffic, and if you've set up your blog well, that will translate to more sales and email signups.

But after more than two years together, Emma begins to mean much more to Jake, an alpha male with a capital «A.» Though she seems to have all the softness that Jake lacks, Emma is coming into her own strength and it's that power which gives their romance its burning edge.

For Kia, the next - gen big MPV (also called Carnival) mean much more, will be the first Kia to feauture South Korean's carmaker new styling direction, but at least, in these interior pictures, we see a K9 / K7 inspired dashboard.

The whole point of collecting all of this information — and DQC is clear that they mean much more than just test scores — is to use it to inform inquiry, human judgment, and decision - making.

Oldman is supported by a great cast, including standout Kristin Scott Thomas as his wife Clementine, and Lily James as Churchill's typist who comes to mean much more to the film than that humble occupation.

Showing how we care is in a loving way can mean much more than just telling someone how we care.

Words are words, actions mean much more.

It's funny, the pieces I've redone for our home mean much more to me (and are prettier, in my opinion) than the more expensive pieces we've bought from furniture stores.

I appreciate J's romantic gestures, but these other things mean much more to me.

If the synthetic melanin nanoparticles created in this study were produced in a topical solution, it could mean a much more effective sunscreen.

In the normal course of events, the job of lieutenant governor doesn't mean much more than a bucket of warm spit, to quote former FDR vice president «Texas Jack» Garner, who in fact, may have been misquoted.

I also don't believe political parties at the local level mean much more than jobs for friends.

As your baby grows, you can add more strokes to your normal massage routine, giving you more opportunities to engage his senses, making massage mean much more.

And often making kids happy doesn't necessarily mean much more work for parents.

BVB have offered Reus, 25, an annual salary of some eight million euros according to kicker, who report that that winning the Bundesliga once and «preferably with Borussia Dortmund rather than Bayern Munich» once would mean much more to the Germany international than five championships in England or Spain.

In developing this argument I shall (1) take a close look at the notion of religious pluralism, finding it to mean much more than mere multiplicity of groups defined by ecclesiastical characteristics; (2) look at the historical form taken by pluralism in American society as a set of pressures to which responses were required; and (3) identify the «religiousness» of the response made by legal institutions.

Communion and baptism will always mean much more to some than to others but that certainly does not mean that these commandments put into place by Jesus himself should be ignored.

For those who view this as merely a sign of Christianity - over the years the symbol of a white cross has come to mean much more than a symbol of Christianity.

But the phrase has come to mean much more than that.

There is no doubt that it has helped many Wesleyan communities to develop or recover forms of worship that mean much more to the participants.

Families have an emotional connection to the company, and it can mean much more to them than a purely financial concern.

Today, loyalty doesn't mean much more than I haven't seen anything better — YET.

Overall, Consumer Reports found that nearly two - thirds of consumers in the US are «misled» by the «natural» label on meat and that more than 90 % «expect it to mean much more than it does.»

His name is on the side of the building, this means much more than how much money Michael can make.

It is crucial to see that setting the right tone means much more than just sounding ethical.

From budgeting, to planning for retirement, to saving for education, to managing your taxes and your insurance coverage, «finances» doesn't mean just one thing for most Americans — and «financial planning» means much more than just investing.

But it means much more.

Heaven usually means much more than the sky: a transcendent place where the deity (or deities) dwell.

We must understand that the word believe means much more than a one - time reach to God in a desperate moment.

The Friar upbraids him for his adolescent hot blood and sternly admonishes him, using words whose message scarcely means much more than «haste makes waste» but whose musical phrasing immediately awakens the audience to the real meaning of the couple's tragedy:

To those who heard Jesus, it meant much more.

But Tillich meant much more than that.

To become free from the power of sin, he tells us, means much more than the forgiveness of sin.

Many others would agree on the second point, arguing that confession of the apostolic faith means much more than confessing the creed — whether that «more» involves sacramental unity or acting on behalf of justice.