Sentence examples for totally meaning from inspiring English sources
PiL played the show and I said – totally meaning it – it was among the best live performances I'd ever seen.
Like promising we'll hit the gym "tomorrow," there are a bunch of little annoying tasks in our homes that we've been totally meaning to do...but never actually get around to doing.
The end result is that your criminal record will either be totally expunged (meaning all government entities have to delete it from their databases), or deemed a non-disclosure (the government maintains a record of your crime, but legally can't tell anyone about it).
The authors of the original paper were really interested in testing people's responses to statements that were totally without meaning.
EHang said that the drone will be totally automated, meaning passengers will input a destination and have no control during the flight.
Anonymous is a totally leaderless movement, meaning anyone with an internet connection can start these 'operations' under the group's name.
Initialisation: One or several populations are initialised by creating a number of individuals with totally random genome, meaning highly random conformations.
The DVR-510 also includes a totally waterproof case, meaning you don't need to worry if you're shooting at the pool or the beach.
A simple GA schema can be as follows: 1. Initialisation: One or several populations are initialised by creating a number of individuals with totally random genome, meaning highly random conformations. 2.
So when they died, they would be bald and totally flat chested, meaning you could no longer tell by looking at them whether they were women or not.
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