Sentence examples for mean the real from inspiring English sources
I mean, the real feelings being expressed here are hostility to women.
Efforts at containing it mean the real cost will probably be a tenth of that figure.
I mean the real state university, the one where all our best high school athletes go: Penn State.
And I mean the real me, the inner me, the me deep down that nobody knew I was made up of.
Even then we have all sorts of systems for people who really are in financial need, and I mean the real ones.
That means the real sluggishness, as ever, lies with domestic demand.
"But making scapegoats of innocent people means the real culprits have escaped".
Which means the real culprit, Bobby Beale, is going daahhn for what Mick calls "a three stretch".
It means the real perpetrator is still armed and still at liberty, and can cause damage".
That means the real task of making Vivendi's United States television ambitions a reality will fall to Michael Jackson.
