Sentence examples for a different range of meanings from inspiring English sources

In Latin, 'resolutio' was used to render the Greek word 'analusis', and although 'resolution' has a different range of meanings, it is often used synonymously with 'analysis' (see the supplementary section on Renaissance Philosophy).

They have a different range of thinking".

Turning to temporal meanings in Patrick, we find a different range and pattern than in Bowen.

Students get used to the four tones – where rising, falling or level intonation can change the meaning of a word – and cope reasonably well with the different range of consonants.

A range of stakeholders has created a range of meanings to the term principal evaluation.

Presumptive has a whole range of meanings in law and in science.

Although a wide range of meanings can be found, a number of common features emerge.

As usual with Atwood, the title has a range of meanings.

Bearers of the Republican flag at public demonstrations say it has a range of meanings.

That tiny modal verb with such a range of meanings!

We appreciate that 'mapping' has a range of meanings.