Sentence examples for it definitely meant from inspiring English sources

I also want to thank the Broncos fans for all their support this season and it definitely meant a lot".

But it definitely meant a lot more to one neglected Lions constituency, for instance, at least to see Richie Gray on the field for the final whistle.

At that time Wolfe was pretty clear with investors that he wasn't totally sure what the concept meant, but that it definitely meant something.

"It definitely means I'm getting old," the 36-year-old Rodriguez said of the milestone.

It definitely means we will have to lose an employee and possibly the company.

"It definitely means a lot to me that she's coming," Umenyiora said.

"And it definitely means I don't have to have a second car".

While a touch frame doesn't sound as cool as a touch screen, it definitely means fewer on-screen fingerprints.

It definitely means investment in community services to build capacity and help people manage their conditions and need hospitals less.

"It definitely means a lot to him," said the former Lakers guard Tyronn Lue, who now plays for the Magic.

Because we've been able to do this music for this many years, we've been able to get a handle on our neuroses, various and dark as they are, and really kind of let go of some of that darkness – it doesn't mean it's all gone but it definitely means we've gotten better at honing it and using it in our music.