Sentence examples for mean apart from from inspiring English sources
I mean, apart from dear Feldy?
What does it mean, apart from symbolism?
You mean apart from horny people?
"You mean, apart from Blake?" "Yes, apart from Blake".
I mean, apart from being a pillock, it just demonstrates his ignorance.
"I mean, apart from the physical impossibility, the intelligence required... " "Aha!" Grossnose cried.
Apple has decided that USB-C and Thunderbolt 3 are the future, which means apart from a headphones/mic socket, all you get are four USB-C ports.
It always sounds as if I've had a sex change operation, or raises some sort of transatlantic question, as in "so you write in American and English?" Even I'm not sure exactly what the term means, apart from indicating books suitable for adult and teenage readers, which (if you ask me) is a pretty wide-open category.
That had the desired effect defensively but meant, apart from a Phil Bardsley strike and a Johnson shot that went just wide, they could not make headway in the final third.
It's a chance for him to think about how an artwork evolves beyond the artist and moment of creation and what technology-based work means apart from its particular form of technology.
China, as a precocious modern country, established many mechanisms under the centralized bureaucratic system to deal with the various conflicts against the surrounding political communities or countries, in a way to avoid violence; while the "tribute system" provided other major means apart from warfare for solving conflicts in a long period.
