Sentence examples for we just mean from inspiring English sources

We just mean — well, nothing, really.

Not that Dr Dre's dead, we just mean - oh, never mind.

" There is tendency to assume that when we're talking about students we just mean those studying at university.

"That can be a loaded political term, but we just mean being able to see into different parts of the organization, which turns out to be important," Mr. Butterfield said.

And when we look at this, it's actually split by what's called a nodal plane, which is pointed out in light orange here on this picture, but what we just mean is that there is this whole plane that separates the two lobes where there is absolutely no electron density.

By intermittency here we just mean that the wind doesn't always blow, and the sun doesn't always shine. Figure 1: Batteries can function in electric grids to store up energy from (e.g. from solar power in yellow) when supply exceeds demand (the solid green).

He thought we just meant they were his servants.

"What the PR firm said was, 'Oh, we just meant to be funny.' That's something that everyone uses these days when they make an inappropriate racialized portrayal.

The second was philosophical: is it meaningful to talk about a "failed nudge" or when we do, do we really just mean failed marketing?

And when we say "people" we basically just mean dads.

Journalists absolutely must hold government officials accountable, but what good are we doing anyone if we're just mean?