Sentence examples for I mean far from inspiring English sources
I mean, far be it from me to place ourselves in opposition to Murdoch's multi-million dollar baby, but the truth is that CrunchGear and a hundred blogs like us on various topics also produce interesting original content every day.
"Cheney was quiet and secretive and far more capable, I mean far more brilliant," explained Bale of former President George W. Bush's second-in-command in the clip, above.
Wainwright is dressed by JW Anderson in a black tux in the first half; and in the second a scarlet creation that includes ruby slippers and sequined tails, and which even Wainwright says is "ridiculous … I mean far-fetched".
"Maybe it was, partly, but I already knew it meant far more than that.
That would mean far fewer benefits for EU citizens.
But the play and characters mean far more.
By which they mean, far more than you do.
By comparison, trusts and estates work requires far less manpower, which mean far less profit.
That designation would mean far greater costs for insurance, payroll taxes, and the accompanying administrative overhead.
That could mean far fewer people putting Edinburgh doorknobs on their doors.
