Sentence examples for however I mean from inspiring English sources
When I remark that "Artful" is also seductive, however, I mean that Ms. Smith has an agile and mischievous mind.
Nathan Nahm wants to push me into the same territory when he says that if by "rational" I mean behavior "that maximizes what the actor intends to accomplish" in the way of policy changes, then my "analysis is certainly true but trivial". If, however, I mean that such "behavior should also be treated as ethically acceptable," then my "analysis is not valid".
However, I mean it to illustrate the real danger of generalizing partial knowledge in medicine.
However, I think GK meant that opinion in England was disparate and inchoate - but, once formed, would be enormously powerful.
However, whether I mean what I say as an assertion, a conjecture, a promise or something else will be crucial to how I mean what I do.
However, nothing and I mean nothing comes close to the rage-paralysis experienced when Avril Lavigne and Chad Kroeger emerge from whatever castle their millions of dollars have bought them to aurally assault a totally unprepared public.
The best-known earthquake, however (see what I mean about California media relations?), was the 1906 San Francisco Quake.
He pauses, however, adding wearily, "But I mean, I am 47-years-old.
"I mean, commissions, however I could generate".
And I mean that, however it might sound, as a compliment.
However, maybe she was right, I mean why wouldn't they be jealous of a girl with no chest, bow legs and head gear?
