Sentence examples for though she meant from inspiring English sources

By "white", though, she meant "blank".

She holds it up to her face as though she meant to bite at it through the screen.

What about an animal-rights demonstrator who uses language that is perceived as threatening, even though she meant only to use hyperbole to make a point?

Miss Illinois grinned confidently at the judges, and in a strong soprano sang "Ouvre Ton Cœur" as though she meant it.

Though she meant well, meaning well isn't enough for us white people.

Even though she meant well by using his music collection, it makes me cringe when I think back to my parents organizing his funeral arrangements and getting them wrong.

It's hardly Stooshe - on the opening track Unfucktheworld she sings, "I wanted nothing more than for this to be the end" and sounds as though she means it - but there is hope here.

"It's difficult when you work with your husband," she adds, not really sounding as though she means it.

Though she means "no disrespect to men," Wolf thinks women are particularly "lucky to be in their bodies".

The Times considered Lewis' songwriting "leagues ahead of anything that she has done in the past" and her vocals sound "as though she means it".

"I thought it was good news for us as a couple," she says, though really what she meant was, she saw an opportunity to make his stuff all about her.