Sentence examples for which means exactly from inspiring English sources

From a job as "a non-expired-labeled expired-goods salesman" (which means exactly what it sounds like, selling old items that have been relabeled with new expiration dates) he sets himself up as a bottled-water tycoon.

If the score is 14-14 (10-10 for those women's singles iconoclasts), the one who got there first can extend the game by calling "three," which means exactly what you think it means.

Cameron accused him of misleading the House, for which he was ticked off by the Speaker, so he switched that to "gave an interesting use of the facts", which means exactly the same, but is allowed.

Let (D) be a domain in (mathbb C) admitting the Green function which means exactly that the complement of (D) is not polar.

Which means exactly what you think it does: LiLo has a new man in her life.

Just like how the most effective propaganda is never called propaganda, but rather it is accepted as truth, the most insidious of prejudices seldom even get named as such (perhaps it is no coincidence that the phrase "elephant in the room," which means exactly that, is centered around the animal most closely identified with India).

Which means what exactly?

Which means what, exactly?

Which means what, exactly?–except that it provides comfort to simpletons and stimulates fear in the whole rest-of-the-world hereby called "infidel".

Figure 6 shows the simulation result of transmission delay of the three schemes when the multicast traffic ratio is 50% which means that exactly all of the non-hot traffics can be superimposed onto hot traffics.

Figure 8 shows the simulation result of energy efficiency of the three schemes when the multicast traffic ratio is 50% which means that exactly all of the non-hot traffics can be superimposed onto hot traffics.