Sentence examples for she actually meant from inspiring English sources

Only she actually meant Tim Jonze.

What she actually meant was that to prevent mold from growing on the pelt, it had been dusted in arsenic.

The lifting of the letters ban, scholars say, will also be a huge boon to Cather scholarship, which has been hindered by an inability to quote even a single word of what she said about her private life, let alone agree on what she actually meant.

And then I couldn't help bringing up the issue of how she had insisted that she could feel bumps on both sides of her backbone, when she actually meant that they were clustered on one side, and how she had insisted that they didn't hurt when she was actually in agony.

(While I admire, and broadly agree with, her recent New Yorker piece denouncing the drift of pundits' and politicians' responses to the Sept. 11 attacks -- which I discovered only after writing this review -- it would be nice to hear her on domestic issues more often than once every couple of decades, and she would have more credibility speaking about Americans as "us" if she actually meant it).

It turned out she actually meant Prince William, which is only slightly better," he said.

She actually means it, too.

But increasingly it's dawning on everyone that she actually means it.

She actually means it,… The title of the new Tom McCarthy film, "Spotlight," refers to the investigative section of the Boston Globe.

You may miss what she actually means.

When a girl says "NO," she actually means NO.