Examples of 'mean to lecture' in a sentence
Meaning of "mean to lecture"
Mean to lecture: to intend or plan to deliver a long, tedious speech or reprimand to someone as a form of instruction or criticism
How to use "mean to lecture" in a sentence
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mean to lecture
I do not mean to lecture or preach.
Mitchell, I certainly do not mean to lecture you.
I do not mean to lecture and I do not mean to.
I am sorry, I did not mean to lecture you.
I do not mean to lecture or preach . Stop lecturing.
I am sorry, I do not mean to lecture.
You mean to lecture me on duty? I have things to say.
I did not mean to lecture.
Yeah ♪ - [ Camera shutter clicks ] Mitchell, I certainly do not mean to lecture you.
I do not mean to lecture.
I do not mean to lecture and I do not mean to preach . Please.
The man joyously explains he did not mean to lecture about tolerance, but about intolerance.
I do not mean to lecture and I do not mean to preach . And I know I am not your father --.
I do not mean to lecture you, babe.
I do not mean to lecture or preach . And I know I am not your father.
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I do not mean to lecture you, Gerard.
You mean to lecture me on duty?
Sally, I do not mean to lecture you, but what are you doing here?
I don't mean to lecture you, Gerard. I just want to know why you won't go back.
Do you really mean to lecture me on duty, John? Hole?
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