Examples of 'believe you mean' in a sentence
Meaning of "believe you mean"
The phrase 'believe you mean' is often used in a conversation to seek clarification or confirmation of what the speaker is trying to convey. It indicates that the speaker is unsure or wants to confirm their understanding of the intended meaning behind the listener's statement or question
How to use "believe you mean" in a sentence
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believe you mean
I do not believe you mean this seriously.
I mean say it so as to make me believe you mean it.
I believe you mean the hall pass.
I refuse to believe you mean that.
I believe you mean the hook has been baited.
I can not possibly believe you mean this.
I believe you mean the obliques.
Because folks will believe you mean well.
I believe you mean the five of us.
I am starting to believe you mean it.
I believe you mean the double sheet bend.
I am simple and apt to believe you mean what you say.
I believe you mean hedge funds.
You know that thing I believe you mean the hall pass.
I believe you mean flammable.
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So what are you going to say to make people believe you mean this?
I do not believe you mean a word of them.
I mean say it so as to make me believe you mean it. Come on.
I do not believe you mean what you preach.
I do not know what you are talking about, but I believe you mean it.
I need to believe you mean no harm.
When the words come out, I sort of believe you mean them.
I can not believe you mean such a thing.
The body remains . I can not believe you mean it.
I want to believe you mean us no harm.
But when the words come out, I sort of believe you mean them.
I really believe you mean that.
I wish I could have found some other way to save Francis's life. I believe you mean that.
I can not believe you mean it.
I believe you mean it from the bottom of your heart.
Come on, I can not believe you mean that.
I believe you mean my town.
The body remains. - I cannot believe you mean it.
I can not believe you mean to say such a thing to me.
Our men did not fire first. I believe you mean my men, mr.
I believe you mean the entire police force blames me.
You know, i believe you mean it.
I believe you mean What you say.
Much as your words impress me, I'm afraid I don't believe you mean them.
I do not believe you mean that.
Do you? I do not know what you are talking about, but I believe you mean it.
I do not believe you mean it.
I believe you mean deaf.
Somehow, Michael, I do not believe you mean that.
I believe you mean well.
A national anthem . I believe you mean.
I believe you mean it.
By which, I believe you mean.
I believe you mean you will do me great bodily harm if I am deceiving you.
God, Hoyten, I really believe you mean it.
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