Sentence examples for mean like matter from inspiring English sources

To which Dave quipped, "You mean like matter and anti-matter?" At that moment, I kid you not, I swear on whatever book you'd have me swear on, that Alanis Morissette's "Ironic" came on as the background music in the gym.

By "fringe" I don't mean like photos of ghosts and strange matter, but on the non-traditional aspects of it — everything but the basic photographic image, basically.

"You mean like Italy?

I mean, like, really.

You mean, like speakeasies?

You mean, like shop?

"You mean, like, reptiles?

I mean, like, I just.

She means "Like This"!

Bailey mistakenly believes that liking the Resnais film means liking it unemotionally, liking it despite (or, for that matter, because of) its lack of emotion.

That, coupled with the company's new focus on delivering services like HTC Watch mean that no matter what OS they end up purchasing, the end result should be full-featured and recognizable.