Sentence examples for meant the same as from inspiring English sources

heard some offkey russian accent singing the wrong words to acquiesce..disagreed over how i thought 'cast no shadow' meant the same as 'get the wogs out'.

In the early 19th century in England, the word "artist" still generally meant the same as "artisan," and since "science" meant any body of knowledge, the word "scientist" as we know it was only beginning to come into use.

I'd always "gone swimming" since childhood, but that meant the same as it did for most people – going to the pool and swimming 20 lengths and thinking that was exercise.

Thus morality might not hang from the skyhook of intuited axioms if moral judgments meant the same as natural judgments of some kind.

Magnum: "I am a sexy man," he replied, assuming sexist meant the same as sexy.

For the English however, by the Victorian era their enthusiastic adoption of Britishness meant that for them it "meant the same as 'Englishness'", so much so that "Englishness and Britishness" and "'England' and 'Britain' were used interchangeably in a variety of contexts".

We think it unlikely that there is an identity relationship (in which "as" would mean "the same as").

You mean, the same as when people rot their septums?

Since it cannot mean "the same as" it must mean "equally successful".

Better access to data means the same, as the Open Notes study found.

That, though, is by no means the same as saying something is all in the mind.