Sentence examples for that is what he meant from inspiring English sources

That is what he meant to say.

Now, in point of fact, I think that is what he meant.

But everyone — certainly on Pakistani television news programs Thursday night — knew that is what he meant, and that the long history of Pakistani-Indian finger-pointing had returned.

Cars on a sidewalk that force a mother to take her child's stroller into the street could be considered endangering people's lives, though I doubt that is what he meant".

I guess that is what he meant.

It wasn't really clear during the press conference that is what he meant, or whether he was using "half way there" to describe the state of the negotiations.

"Stick with reform," Mr. Menem said he would advise Mikhail Gorbachev, and there is growing conviction that is what he means to do here.

That is what he means by shamans.

That is what he means by legitimacy: the U.N. seal of approval.

But that is what he means in his statements justifying American policy in Nicaragua.

That is what he means, he explains, when he describes the war as lose-lose for Israel: "The more Israeli casualties, the better it is for Hamas.