Sentence examples for cause I mean from inspiring English sources

Cause, I mean, that's how you DJ".

'Cause, I mean, like, we're all flawed.

"It's really sad that [the Palins have] put that image out for him cause I mean everyone's gonna believe them because they're more famous," Sunny said.

"It's really sad that [the Palins have] put that image out for him cause I mean everyone's gonna believe them because they're more famous," Oglesby said.

Really though, I think a lot of parents go overboard on the toys, and it's not necessary cause I mean anything is a toy to a baby a pillow, a t-shirt, a plastic cup, a spoon, a newspaper, your keys, a vacuum-sealed pound of weed, 3K in large bills, anything.

Go to the movies, cause some trouble (I mean like ding dong ditching not beating up people trouble).

Here's what you do: Pick a cause, any cause, and find (by find, I mean Google) the letter writing campaign attached to it--the odds of there being one are very good.

I mean, cause there are so many things wrong with him, and I guess I just have to fix them all.

Now, we don't really know whether it's a cause or an effect — I mean maybe if you're on death row your frontal structure deteriorates.

I'd come to Hillsong NYC at the invitation of Scott Harrison, the founder of charity: water, the nonprofit I profiled in this past Sunday's magazine — partly because I was trying to understand Harrison's journey from nightclub promoter to charismatic founder of Silicon Valley's favorite cause, and also because, I mean, megachurch in Manhattan!

And absolutely, in retrospect I do now see these ugly feelings as not just pure, but also caused by other things, I mean not just the waiter's rudeness or indifference but also for instance the desolation I was trying not to think about when alone in the house with Candy.