Sentence examples for really does mean from inspiring English sources

One could have just about allowed Brown the sloppy use of "lethal", meaning "dangerous" once, but twice in consecutive sentences suggests that he really does mean "deadly".

ITV really does mean business.

And that really does mean constantly.

It really does mean that the buck stops there.

People must be confident that fixed really does mean fixed".

"It's absolutely incredible and I can't believe the reaction, it really does mean a lot".

(In fairness, in Finland this really does mean just about everyone, but the point stands).

And in this case, Mr. Lowry noted, straight really does mean straight.

Which is all well and good – but for most of us, a small garden really does mean just that.

"You're fine and then you see someone that really does mean something to you and it brings it all back".

But his persistent denials are leading some to think that he really does mean what he says.