Examples of 'mean far' in a sentence
Meaning of "mean far"
mean far: This phrase refers to the idea that being unkind or cruel can have long-lasting effects or consequences. It suggests that hurtful actions can extend beyond the present
How to use "mean far" in a sentence
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We mean far more to her than that.
That does not mean far out there.
I mean far from it.
But both words mean far more.
I mean far worse than Rome.
Our reputation and customer loyalty mean far more to us than selling watches.
I mean far worse than Rome . I mean sorcery.
Such qualities of Jehovah mean far more to us than any physical appearance!
But it gets better, and by better I mean far worse.
I do not mean far like that.
It would mean far less damage for them to rely on numbers and brute force . 」.
Cabinda in the clutches of Mobutu would mean far greater security of the petroleum resources.".
I mean far away, to America.
You could become a rich man, I mean far richer than you are now.
Do you mean far in terms of temperature?
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What do you mean far back?
I do not mean far like that . I mean like Howard County.
What do you mean? I mean far away.
This will mean far worse traffic jams.
With so many - I do not mean far away, but.
This stage will also mean far better beach views for businesses on Marine Parade.
I do not mean far like that . I mean like Howard County . Naw naw naw, man.
The words " know thyself, " therefore, mean far more than most people ever suppose.
Or does empowerment mean far more fundamental changes to the rules of the game?
Look, I did not mean far any of this to happen.
Oh, no, no . We mean far more to her than that.
