Sentence examples for she really meant from inspiring English sources

She really meant self-interest.

Ellen took the phone from him and said, as if she really meant business, "Donna?

And after she said it, I finally realized what she really meant.

In the rare instances in which Ms. Allyson scatted, improvisations had an incisive, rhythmic edge; she really meant them.

Much later, she returns in a smoke ring from the great beyond to confess sheepishly that she really meant Budapest.

Her mom told her, "This is not a flattering dress," when what she really meant was, "This is not the traditional dress I had in my head".

Actually what she really means is "me".

Does she really mean all that stuff?

But what did she really mean?

"Did she really mean it?" he asks me.

"When Sinead sings a song, she really means the words she sings," Mr. Reynolds said.