Sentence examples for instead meaning from inspiring English sources

Instead, meaning and import accrue through a layered structural focus, in which craft and concept are marvelously, bewitchingly entwined.

But perhaps national polls tell the right story of the race instead — meaning that the state polls systematically overrate Mr. Obama's standing?

In future, most employees will be offered defined-contribution plans instead, meaning that they, not the employers, will shoulder the risk that their investments will produce insufficient returns for their retirement.

These difficulties are avoided if, instead, meaning statements are simply construed as having a prescriptive use (while having a descriptive content).

With Appcelerator, they take the "80/20" approach instead, meaning 80% is common code and 20% is unique to a given platform.

Also, note the lack of traditional bike chain: a Gates Carbon Grease-free belt drive is used instead, meaning this is a fixie surf bike.

Here, instead of meaning a celebration of community, the word "communal" indicates sectarian conflict.

It is instead political, meaning that congressmen must exercise their judgment on behalf of the voters.This is why it was right to release Mr Clinton's taped testimony to the public.

As oral historians, we are taught that we aren't mining for fact, but instead for meaning – and that an erroneous memory can sometimes be just as interesting as the truth.

Today instead of meaning "to ensure the stability of a nation for its people", national security is a catchphrase rolled out by governments to justify their own illegalities, whether that be invading another country or spying on their own citizens.

The coefficient for EPL reforms is instead positive, meaning that higher spreads are linked with reforms making EPL more stringent.