Sentence examples for definitely means from inspiring English sources

And it definitely means paying attention to the spiritual question of what gives meaning and ultimacy to your life if it's not going to be kids and parenting.

"The economic downturn definitely means a spam upswing".

The redesigned exterior, drawn taut behind the scowl of the new grille, definitely means business.

"It definitely means I'm getting old," the 36-year-old Rodriguez said of the milestone.

That definitely means something and solidifies the fact that I do belong.

The new dock definitely means a shorter trip for Island gamblers.

The new dock definitely means a shorter trip for gamblers from Long Island.

It definitely means we will have to lose an employee and possibly the company.

"He definitely means a lot to this team and this franchise," he said, emphasizing "a lot".

On balance, they definitely mean architectural progress.

No. It's definitely meant for teenagers.