Sentence examples for mean as an from inspiring English sources

And what did "queer" mean as an identity?

"I mean, as an adult, I'm having a hard time understanding it".

"Which I mean as an observation, not as a reproach," he hurried to add.

(The conventional epithet is "cunning," which Russians mean as an insult and Tatars take as a compliment).

I don't mean as an accessory for those who wore them; I mean for the people looking at them.

Perhaps this was stimulated by the advertising industry's fascination with plus at the beginnings of sentences to mean "as an extra added attraction".

I mean, as a piece it works very well.

"I mean, as a Democrat, I'm voting for him.

I mean as a historical moment.

I mean, as a writer imagining/idealizing a writer.

BH: You mean, as a medium to communicate music?