Sentence examples for mean for real from inspiring English sources
But what does it mean for real life?
I mean for real, she reacted like it was happening to her.
Logarithmic mean for real numbers was introduced as follows: L ( a, b ) = a − b ln | a | − ln | b |.
JLaw, which sounds like an online law degree) receives a gloating endorsement from the Canadian rapper: "Jennifer Lawrence you can really get it / I mean for real, girl, you know I had to do it for yah".
I mean, for real, who wants a creepy (yes, he looks like he's going to dip your hand in hot water while you sleep) looking doll coming to your house every night for a month and getting up to no good, huh?
I mean, for reals, and not to their girlfriends' house for a couple nights or whatever.
The laws meant for real threats are invoked to counter shapeless fear; in place of real police work, the authorities want to put a name - any name - to what they should dread.
Will this talk of children with cancer lead them to read the provisions of the Affordable Care Act and, for once, think about what the law means for real people?
Ruth Levitas, reader in sociology at the University of Bristol, says he thinks class is important and fundamental, "which lots of people don't, but he also talks about what class means for real lives without drifting off into stuff about identity.
"It feels as if there's a significant lag factor between the economic indicators and what it means for real people in their real lives," says Gillian Guy, chief executive of Citizens Advice, whose advisers see two million people with debt problems each year.
