Sentence examples for but means from inspiring English sources

(It stands for disorder but means distress).

This looks different, but means exactly the same thing.

In his opinion, "she writes something but means something else".

This is more realistic, of course, but means a lower success rate.

Instead it may accept "licences", a term which sounds more innocuous but means much the same.

We know when he says no but means yes, when he's tired, when he's uncomfortable.

This brings efficiency gains but means that trade with others becomes necessary.

There he says "niggerO often but means nothing by it--and Jim uses it as frequently.

"That's great for India but means less people in America are working".

Pronounced, approximately, hue-ga, hygge loosely translates as cosiness, but means more than that.

After the war the government decided to meet actual housing costs but means test claimants.