Examples of 'mean there is something' in a sentence

Meaning of "mean there is something"

mean there is something: suggesting the possibility or implication that a specific thing exists or is present

How to use "mean there is something" in a sentence

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mean there is something
Well if you mean there is something unwanted in this place.
It does not necessarily mean there is something wrong with you.
You mean there is something human about you after all?
Bleeding after the first 3 months can mean there is something wrong with the afterbirth placenta.
I mean there is something sensual about ventriloquism, Otto.
It certainly does not mean there is something wrong with you.
You mean there is something going on in there? That's the thing.
These and many other mountains mean there is something for every level of difficulty.
You mean there is something about seasons?
A negative reply need not mean there is something wrong with your project.
What do you mean there is something suspicious about Secretary Hong's actions?
So, does that mean there is something fishy?
It does mean there is something to do tomorrow.
They do not mean there is something wrong with your health.
But does it mean there is something wrong between us?

See also

What do you mean there is something wrong with the engines?
However, it does mean there is something within that will get in the way.

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