Sentence examples for appearing to mean from inspiring English sources
It creates ignorance in the wrong way — by appearing to mean something when it means nothing.
She has done it all without appearing to mean to, and she has done it while producing work that is not always great.
They see how the Tony-nominated actor Christopher Fitzgerald, who plays the leprechaun Og, changes his inflection as he sings a song that teeters raucously between love and lust, and watch Kate Baldwin and Cheyenne Jackson unspool their courtship on stage, appearing to mean it.
Indexicals certainly do appear to mean something, and their meanings presumably have something to do with how these expressions refer.
They appear to mean business.
"Moarsh doove" appears to mean "howdy, neighbour".
This appeared to mean different things to different people.
Being green, however, does not appear to mean going without.
For a moment he appears to mean it.
It also appeared to mean troublesome western journalists.
"Oh, no," he said, and appeared to mean it.
