Sentence examples for we only mean from inspiring English sources

The words "this will shall be expressed" are typical of our way of thinking about democracy: when we say "democracy", we only mean "elections".

Of course, concerning norm continuity or differentiability at we only mean right continuity or right differentiability.

Hence, when we refer to African millennials in this article, we only mean young Africans who are between the millennial age bracket and born between 1982 and 2001 (cf. Howe and Strauss, 1991; Counted 2016b).

"We only meant to fight our feeling of impotence.

Sure, we only meant to draw attention to problems of continued fossil fuel addiction.

We only meant to stop for a drink at the beach bar but couldn't resist the private yurts hidden in the woods behind the dunes, and ended up staying for three days of swimming, snoozing, walking, reading and camping (in style and comfort).

We only meant to hit 'preview'… http://trmp.tv/?p=1245 #ReallyMobile".

Author's response: We only meant to say that the distribution of sequences on the tree shows some interesting evolutionary paths taken by GGT-like proteins.

Even when chattering about our "sisters" and "brothers," as we sometimes did in a flurry of familial intimacy, it was understood that we could only mean cousins.

As Hume claimed in his Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding (1748), "By liberty we can only mean a power of acting or not acting, according to the determinations of the will".

7 With culture we not only mean the way scientists and engineers see their role in the development process.