Sentence examples for I thought meant from inspiring English sources

They had to eat lettuce soup which, I thought, meant they must have been the poorest of the poor.

While blogging about an online video for The Times in November, I wanted to use the expression "rotflmao" — an abbreviation that I thought meant "extremely funny".

I did not look like people on TV or in movies -- which I thought meant I was prettier.

I'm struggling with this question: What if all the deal breakers I thought meant something, way back when, actually didn't?

A friend told me some of the stories in the collection were "almost novelistic," which I thought meant, in their implications of a past or future for characters.

While waiting in line, a woman in front of me kept turning around and making this weird face that at first I thought meant she thought I was cute, but then I realized she was pissed about the women behind me illegally smoking cigarettes inside Yankee Stadium like some manner of assholes.

Which, I think, means it's still worth watching.

Which, I think, means they will be making the medals.

Willing is still gone, which I think means you're stuck with me — forever.

Which I think means it's time to call it a day.

Which if we're being clear, I think, means, "one with racists in".