Sentence examples for has a different meaning from inspiring English sources

But the adjective economic with i-c has a different meaning: economic means 'connected to the subject of money and finance'.

Back to school has a different meaning for parents with children who have learning differences or behavioral challenges.

"The difference between this book and "Waiting to Exhale" is that "happy" has a different meaning now.

But it has a different meaning today.

Or perhaps 'satisfactory' has a different meaning in Leicester.

The word "freedom" has a different meaning for them.

This Final Four has a different meaning for each coach.

"But in Africa, it has a different meaning.

"[But] it's something that has a different meaning when it comes from a man".

"Ruined" probably has a different meaning for Hayes than it does for the rest of us.

The image persists, but these days it has a different meaning.