Sentence examples for mean on one from inspiring English sources

I mean, on one level, that speech was just what it looked like: Walt venting every toxic feeling he'd ever had about his wife.

"I mean, on one side, we had Wendy, Michael, John and their dog Nana.

I mean on one side these three dudes were sitting in their t-shirts and hoodies.

I mean, on one hand, it is a death like any other death, of course, but to the rest of the world, it isn't.

I mean on one level there's this stupidity and humour, right, but beneath that there are all [Smith's] psychological obsessions and claustrophobia".

Five participants who did not show this pattern for the two filler items (i.e. giving responses at least two standard deviations below the mean on the biological questions [the average of Q1 3 below] or two standard deviations above the mean on one of the sets of psychological questions [the average of Q4 6 or Q7 9 below]) were excluded from the final data analyses.

That means on one hand texture and strain influence each other and on the other hand both informations contribute to considering anisotropic materials properties, quality of welds, inhomogenous behaviour and so on.

Sometimes it can simply mean one-on-one or group sessions for "lapsed" readers who want to find their way back to an enjoyment of books.

I mean, on the one hand, the critics would decry this as the "slippery slope" that was preordained when the no-fly resolution was agreed to; that this was the slippery slope to all-out war.

It goes without saying that One Year On doesn't really mean one year on.

A sharply satirical (some might say mean?) take on one of the year's biggest pop songs, Bart's version of Taylor Swift's hit mocks her tendency to write creepy, obsessive break-up songs.