Sentence examples for is really meant from inspiring English sources

What is really meant by 'smart'smart

Perhaps Washburn comes closest to what is really meant.

Bringing up the oath point is really meant as a commentary on Snowden's character.

"This portfolio is really meant to take the bumps out of the road," he said.

What is really meant is that while skin colour is not optional, religious conviction is.

It does sell hardware, but none of it is really meant for restoring anything.

Ms. Esherick said: "Our product is really meant for active traders.

After all, Vernon is really meant to be run for their benefit, not for that of the 96 residents.

Like "Oh, the Places You'll Go!" and "Shrek!" this book is really meant for ages 3 to 300.

"I feel that the house is really meant to be a one-family house," Mr. Grisaru said.

"I'm going out there to explain to people what is really meant by the new curriculum," Ms. Fariña said.