Sentence examples for meant totally from inspiring English sources
If you wanted to stay in business you had to give your wealthy patrons what they wanted -- and that meant totally Christianized artworks.
What she meant: totally immersive games that aim to created a perfectly simulated reality that players can get lost in are becoming less interesting to today's young gamer, who doesn't want to be tethered to a screen, but rather move fluidly between the spaces of game and reality.
The students were asked to rank their answers according to a 6-graded scale, where 1 meant "totally disagree" and 6 "agree completely".
This does not necessarily mean totally abandoning a strengthening workout.
Only very few professions require someone to be totally flexible - and I mean totally.
"Then I met her and became aware that legally blind doesn't mean totally blind.
I mean, totally spread – like nits in a grade one classroom.
"In my locker room alone, amongst even black players, the flag means totally different things," he said.
"Totus tuus" (which in Latin means "totally yours") is his motto, in which he dedicates his papacy to her.
The recent nose wide open, applied to either male or female friends, means "totally compliant," perhaps from the older "to be led around by the nose".
