Sentence examples for actually means to from inspiring English sources

The name actually means "to celebrate".

New Yorkers also use "kvetch --which actually means to complain.

But back to The Vegetarian, and how Kafkaesque it is, whatever that actually means to us.

The difference with this movie is that it actually means to inspire hope.

Reminiscing about the good times may help you understand what your pet's loss actually means to you.

("Digitalization" is formed from "digitalize," which actually means to administer digitalis drugs to a heart patient. Really).

He actually means to install four separate tanks, one atop the other, creating the illusion of one very tall aquarium.

On the other, it rather sums up a seismic shift in what it actually means to be an editor.

If he actually means to worm away their benefits — eat away at the benefits — then that's another".

The international community cannot claim to care about atrocity crimes and then shrink from what it actually means to prevent them.

Mr. Sullivan wrote in an e-mail: "I think he has little grip on what it actually means to govern a country or run a war.