Sentence examples for I mean super from inspiring English sources
D.R.: No, I mean, super annoyed at this movie.
I have always said that being a superpower means more than super military might; it means super diplomacy and super restraint," Manchin said.
Next, I ranked "S", which I take to mean "super" or something like that, because I was: quiet as mouse, and in and out of the hot zone in less time than it takes to satisfactorily poach an egg.
As Wilson pointed out, that could mean "Super Fun Night" gets a bit serious at times.
"When my goddaughters were young, they asked me to write a book about kids like them, by which I took to mean super-curious kids who loved to read and draw and ask questions, and whose families had crossed continents to get where they are at," Díaz said in a statement. .
I mean, sure it was super confusing but wasn't it stunningly beautiful?
I believe he means "super egos," as the superegos (conscience) of Abramoff and his ilk are undersize, if they exist at all.
See what I mean about Super-Madsen?!
Last weekend that meant Super Ball IX, the ninth festival by Phish, the eclectically funky rock quartet.
"Super Return means Super Exploitation," they complained.As if in reply, dealmakers are now keen to stress that the non-financial returns to private equity are also super.
