Sentence examples for which we mean from inspiring English sources

If your dish comes out looking like this one -- by which we mean like a giant brown turd -- just cover it in slivered almonds.

By which we mean the theatre was the venue of choice for many designers.

Eggplant is often called "meaty," by which we mean what, exactly?

By which we mean readers discovering stories that surprise them and writers who are new to them.

Today, less credulous, we think religion itself is a myth, by which we mean a consoling lie.

We want to get home safe – by which we mean unraped (statistics be damned) and unharassed and unmolested and unattacked.

Air-core (by which we mean no magnetic material) spiral winding structures are designed to provide the inductive functions.

Our aim is to support dynamic collaborations, by which we mean collaborations that can be easily formed and easily dissolved.

The moors — by which we mean the open wastelands, not Othello and Emperor Macrinus — really need a P.R. person.

All of the platforms provide some replicate probes, by which we mean probes carrying the same sequence.

The Avalon is a better value by which we mean it gives you more for your money than just about any car we can imagine.