Sentence examples for mean the reason from inspiring English sources

I mean the reason why Congress created us in 1934 was to regulate radio and wire communications across state lines.

I mean, the reason we write is because we were the shy kids and yet now we are expected to get out there and put on a show, as if we were Lady Gaga.

I mean the reason that Pixar movies are so amazing is because they spend years throwing it out the window, re-jigging it, coming up with an idea, breaking it down, starting again, you know.

Forgive me, because I'm not an expert, but I think it started with experimental smart cities and they took up the idea from Zuurmond's infocracies – I mean, the reason we managed to go solar initially is because the server farms required it, right?

By "context," I mean the reason you're surfing the Web.

"I mean, the reason pensions used to work is people worked until they were 65, they got the pension for five years and then they dropped dead.

A vocal minority protesting a practice that no one otherwise enjoys does not mean the reasoned judgments of security professionals are unconstitutional.

By 'stated reasons', we mean the reasons endorsed by the patient on structured or unstructured surveys or interviews.

The distinction of "without cause" means the reason for the lay off isn't personal or performanced based, and generally relates to company restructuring—essentially "it's not you, it's us".

The distinction of "without cause" means the reason for the lay off isn't personal or performance based, and generally relates to company restructuring—essentially "it's not you, it's us".

Because their densities - I mean, the only reason the liquid's at the bottom normally is because the density is higher.