Sentence examples for has a different meaning from from inspiring English sources

But the remedy is not to replace "nigger" with alternative terms like "slave" (the latter word is already in the novel and has a different meaning from "nigger," so that substitution just mucks up the prose — its meaning, its voice, its verisimilitude).

In the scientific context as in business, "risk" has a different meaning from the one it has in common usage.

Do you think the word "N-i-g-g-a" has a different meaning from the word "N-i-g-g-er"?

Consequently, when an earthling, Fredrick, uses the Earth-English word "water", it has a different meaning from the Twin Earth-English word "water" when used by his physically identical twin, Frodrick, on Twin Earth.

First, the term has a different meaning from standard usage in the field.

This RPE is signed, meaning that more reward than expected, corresponding to positive RPE, has a different meaning from (i.e., is "better than") less reward than expected, which corresponds to a negative prediction error.

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

This Final Four has a different meaning for each coach.

"These words — every system has a different meaning for them.

"This year, it has a different meaning for me.

Remember that life has a different meaning for different people.