Sentence examples for meaning well from inspiring English sources
Meaning well, he stumbles into condescending formulations.
Let's keep unique meaning, well, unique.
Meaning well, they occasionally manage to do well.
But the man said, Meaning well is for shit.
Except that I did both things, was both man and woman, while my husband – meaning well – only did one.
Still, Mr. Neptune emphasized that whatever the players' conscious intents, Windies victories did have meaning well beyond the cricket field.
The swastika gets its name from the Sanskrit word svastika, meaning well-being and good fortune.
Mr Fallon told The Telegraph that air strikes have forced Isis to hide in towns and villages, meaning well-trained ground troops were needed to find them.
The case went to the United States Supreme Court, which concluded, he said, that "the term kosher has a meaning well-enough defined to enable one engaged in the trade to correctly apply it".
But in order to maintain an active membership, City Experts have to create at least five good reviews per month – meaning well-written posts with added photos.
In fact, Galton coined the term "eugenics" in 1883 from the Greek word meaning "well-born".
