Sentence examples for i mean primarily from inspiring English sources

By which I mean primarily that Rattle is more often seen on the podium than hidden in the pit, so we have grown accustomed to his extravagant mannerisms.

By "you" I mean primarily Mikael Blomkvist, the muckraking, bed-hopping journalist who is Lisbeth's confidant and alter ego, and the conduit between her inscrutability and the audience's desire to know her better.

And there's no questioning that conflict-crazed radicals of every stripe (and I mean primarily Israeli Zionists, Islamists and Islamophobes) invariably claim it commands Muslims to fight non-Muslims by every means, until the end of time.

Throughout this paper I mean primarily obligatory sexual organisms.

Or is it meant primarily as a way to keep markets clean?

In 1959 the IRS interpreted the 501(c)4 provision that said, on its face, "exclusively" for the promotion of social welfare, to mean "primarily", i.e., 51%.

Unfortunately, since 1959 the IRS has undermined the law by redefining "exclusively" to mean "primarily," allowing.

By this, I believe, he means primarily two things.

The third conception of being, which Royce sometimes calls the theory of "validity," is that "To be real now means, primarily, to be valid, to be true, to be in essence the standard for ideas" (I:202).

But this is a book meant primarily to inspire.

He argued that in the modern age liberty meant, primarily, freedom from coercion and interference.