Sentence examples for sometimes I mean from inspiring English sources
So sometimes, I mean, it's not fair.
The idea that you would have an unhappy ending — that people would pay for their sins, or that there was no redemption sometimes — I mean, this really shook the foundation of the sitcom genre".
And by sometimes, I mean all the time.
It makes me sad that, yeah, it's really depressing sometimes, I mean I normally wouldn't be, and so I think I would just be in a more peaceful place.
"I mean, sometimes I think we should start calling the occasional bluff and say: 'Wait a minute.
"I mean, sometimes I think it would be nice to have somebody who looks like a replica of you in some fashion, but I don't think it ever was an aspiration of mine".
"Sometimes I think Bashar means it about reform," Mr. Bitar said.
It's my experience watching TV sometimes -- I mean, there's great satire, but sometimes I just want to feel something.
What I mean is, sometimes I think in emojis.
GD Sometimes invisibility – I mean submerged or quiet links – can be more dangerous.
"It's like a little U.N. around here sometimes, and I mean that in a good way," said Adrienne Kern, a mother of two, who has lived here 11 years with her husband, David.
