Sentence examples for really meaning from inspiring English sources

It's not really meaning that's imparted in such, but you could definitely call it meaningfulness.

And, the kind of British habit of not really meaning it, of being tongue-in-cheek.

"I promise to stay on my side of the bed," Liberace purrs, not really meaning it.

Meaning, literally, to raise water, but really meaning to bring water to a boil.

(Fey's Palin was blithe but not unkind. "Just look at how far we've come," she said, really meaning it.

These women's work… Nick Coleman, music critic Without really meaning to, Kate Bush has stood for many things.

MR: That founder-investor alignment really matters, meaning fund size, follow-on strategy and just the chemistry match of founder and investor.

There really was meaning hidden there.

It also "detected" 11 events that did not really occur (meaning the PSG equipment did not detect them).

In actuality, we don't really "create" meaning, we find it.

Or, unfortunately their evolution is not really represented, meaning that the rNOL has room only for cellular genomes and not all evolving elements with DNA genomes?