Sentence examples for fact means from inspiring English sources

It in fact means "are" or "be".

Mr. Awet's name, in fact, means victory.

"Remembering this obvious fact means that Putin has supported the reset with the U.S".

But another possibility is that when the E.C.B. says "no," it in fact means "no".

A judge found that "young men" in fact means young men.

This fact means "different people will describe the world differently, and language will reflect that".

Although the book says Cameron means "crooked mouth", it in fact means "crooked nose".

This fact means: "stop texting and think about how many poor people there are".

In the distorting mirrors of our industry, "satisfactory" in fact means quite the opposite.

(Brinjal, in fact, means aubergine, or eggplant, which is a favourite food in parts of the East).

I am not suggesting that no character in a play can ever say what he in fact means.