Sentence examples for mean specifically from inspiring English sources

What does it mean, specifically, to female designers?

Some filmgoers - by which I mean, specifically, me - have an emotional attachment to the names by which our picture palaces are known.

This was certainly the consensus among the commentariat, and by commentariat I mean specifically rightwing female columnists with terrifying byline photos.

Others say the English – and they know Britain well enough to mean specifically the English, rather than the Scots, Irish or Welsh – need to be taught a lesson.

And I'd say, "Well, what do you mean specifically?" "Well, Facebook and Twitter". Yet they didn't think those were news sites.

In the 15th century the gabelle began to mean specifically the salt tax, that is, a tax on consumption of salt.

He probably meant, specifically, at the polls in three weeks.

But there is also a pot called a braisière or daubière, meant specifically for braising.

Still, consumer credit companies and some insurers are now experimenting with financing plans meant specifically for medical costs.

I'm here to get my life back – and for me, that means, specifically, my sexual confidence.

And what that means specifically in this health care arena is we can't go back to the status quo.