Sentence examples for meant something other from inspiring English sources

"Connect the dots" right away meant something other than a child's game.

As Leonard describes it: "I was told that the order meant something other than what I (and others) thought a plain text reading would indicate, especially in the context in which it was originally developed".

The notion of Central Europe came to my aid on another occasion, too, this time for reasons having nothing to do with politics; it happened when I began to marvel at the fact that the terms "novel," "modern art," and "modern novel" meant something other for me than for my French friends.

David Axelrod, Rahm Emanuel just picked her up and dropped her into this district". The same day the Politico story ran, Walsh told Chicago Magazine that he "meant something other than how it came out" when he was being asked about Duckworth.

Questions in the PFQ were interpreted by respondents to mean something other than what was intended.

Even if this means something other than feeds are being used.

I think people are understanding that argument to mean something other than it does.

As for Mr. Ofili, he regularly used elephant dung to mean something other than mystical regeneration.

That means something other than a conservative," Graham said, speaking Southern man to Southern man.

Diversity has to mean something other than different hues and genders around the board or cabinet table.

In New York, debutantes have dwindled; a coming-out party usually means something other than being paraded in a white dress.