Sentence examples for mean and this from inspiring English sources

What we really mean – and this doesn't capture it either, but it's the best I can do – is that we feel dead without having actually died.

When you show me you can do something, when I see it and I trust in you —" Manuel paused, then continued: "This is a game, I mean, and this is a game where you can really go bad.

But when you're on a ship for 14 months with 49 other people, if you don't resolve your issues it literally could mean — and this would be an extreme circumstance — the sinking of the ship.

I mean, and this is just a general question.

Harrison: Well, I mean and this is one man's humble opinion.

In fact, following two distinct points of view we can obtain different weighted means associated to the same symmetric mean, and this according to Definition 2.1 of course.

Which means (and this is important for the Ace, too) that the lamp is cheap.

With the necessary means and this cutting-edge technology, we could be growing tomatoes, peppers and all sorts of vegetables".

After about fifteen minutes, several of us said that we were beginning to get something like the sensation he meant, and this pleased him enormously.

"Many Israelis thought we could defeat the Palestinians by military means, and this would solve our problems," Mr. Ayalon said Friday in a separate interview.

This assumes, though, that there is agreement on what 'analysis' means, and this is far from clear.