Sentence examples for could just mean from inspiring English sources

However, with some thieves, it could just mean that they're thick.

For Manly is could just mean a fight for eighth spot.

It could just mean punitive snubbing, the silent treatment, dramatic gestures of disapproval.

It could just mean that you are very adaptable, which is a good thing.

In truth, though, it could just mean a terrible photo made of more dots.

But achievement could just mean doing everyday things most whites didn't imagine you doing.

We only use them "in full concert with our partners," which I assume means the states involved, but could just means the military contractors who build them?

While this could be a sign that your cell phone is tapped, it could also just mean that there was a glitch in the hardware or software of your phone that is completely unrelated to a tap.

The renewed interest in the patent could indicate that Apple is building this into something like iOS 7, but it could also just mean that it's refreshing its patent suite for fresh legal attacks on its rivals.

Of course, it could also just mean that a $2 a month service launches next week to hide Internet users from the next Dallas Buyers Club LLC.

As with many countries in the West, a so-called "rise" could really just mean a triumph of free market economics and an increase in inequality.