Sentence examples for real means from inspiring English sources

"Real means blemishes, real means warts, real means real.

The weak real means that inflation is already threatening to burst through the ceiling.

Indeed, we could perhaps increase their benefits if there were real means testing.

A weak real means that the debt-pile is getting more burdensome.

The high exchange rate for the Brazilian real means that, even at these wages, workers can send money home.

Of course, for most of us, discovering "the Poland that is real" means reading works translated from Polish.

"I don't think it's a real mean year.

Doing it for real meant creating a machine that could be put in casinos.

And it's changed some real mean-spirited punks into sympathetic characters.

"The cops come at us real mean, very aggressive," Ms. Harrell said as another teenager agreed.

But Ray started being a real mean person, so I ended up asking Nate.