Sentence examples for i probably meant from inspiring English sources

Lumpen, I kept thinking, or lumpenproletariat — when I probably meant just plain lumpy.

Lumpen, I kept thinking, or lumpenproletariat when I probably meant just plain lumpy.

"Erm… I think I probably meant it – especially in the last three years.

I yelled, 'Get up offa that thing and dance til you feel better!' I probably meant until I felt better".

And I probably mean the last five years".

For most people in England, and by "most people" I probably mean white people, driving your first car is an exciting rite of passage into adulthood.

I was probably meant to say something hopeful, but this week I don't feel hopeful.

I was probably meant to be effortless.

I was really aware that the fact I married Danny probably meant I would stay: he was born in east London, to an English mother and Irish father.

"I think she probably meant 'I'm more proud.' That's what she really meant," Mrs Bush said recently, while travelling in Afghanistan, in reference to whether or not Obama was patriotic.

I think she probably meant I'm 'more proud,' you know, is what she really meant.