Sentence examples for meant in terms from inspiring English sources

Of course, in this case "shortly" is meant in terms of geologic timescales.

That's what I meant in terms of combining vision and judgment.

What it meant in terms of the actual number of tickets sold was less clear.

It's also what it has meant in terms of added value".

SH: But I'm fascinated by what that meant in terms of performance, too.

People told me I was "an artist," but I didn't know what that meant in terms of being a painter.

Of what all this meant in terms of human degradation and misery the newspaper chroniclers were silent.

Furthermore, there was some confusion regarding a few of the items on the 'Additional options' page and what they meant in terms of actual services.

"I thought he meant in terms of what's going on internally in Iran," John Sununu, a top Romney surrogate, told Talking Points Memo.

PG: You mean in terms of media?

I mean in terms of my personality.