Sentences with phrase «word means something different»

The title word means something different.

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As English speakers we share a common language and you'll find that when you do get it certain words like «choice» will mean something just slightly different to you.

«I'm fascinated by the whole idea of trying to write songs and trying to communicate something, because ultimately every word has a different meaning to every person,» she says.

So while one Gospel has Jesus saying one thing, and another Gospel has Him saying something similar but with different wording, this does not mean that there is a contradiction in what Jesus said.

So you can go «oh... I thought that passage meant something different»... and he can say «well over thousands of years... you never thought my words would be translated into words I would never say?»

Jesus, to me, was a very poetic speaker and his meaning to words such as wife probably mean something different than our current understanding of our wife at home.

For some reason, when people read the Bible, they tend to put on spiritual - colored glasses so that words which mean one thing in any other context mean something completely different when read in the Bible.

Of course in this context the word met means something different from a kick or a soaking in the rain.

The truth is Jesus was teaching something very different from what the word «church» means to us today.

The word «gospel» originally meant «good news,» and that's news about something that has happened as a result of which everything is different, including who we are, but it's much bigger than that.

So when people say they are finding community in a small group, and even when they describe their group as a family, they mean something quite different from the connotations that words like «community» and «family» have had in the past.

To talk of substance is to suggest (however different may have been the meaning of that word in the classical and medieval period) something that exists in and for and of itself alone, without any necessary dependence upon that which is not itself: while to put the adjective individual before substance is to talk as if this substance could be seen primarily as a particular instance of a more general class.

By «life» I mean something like «energy» (as the scientists use the word) or «vitality,» and also something very different.

Often there are many ways to describe something — many dialects, or cases where one word can mean different things.

Without the quotation marks, the word means something completely different.

Moreover, the word «natural» means something different to everyone.

This word means reasons change get be transformed whether somebody can something different future change struggle transform somebody or.

They also help students identify cognates and words which may look similar to English, but mean something different.

You may also want to write on the board a few common British expressions, and / or words that mean something different in America than they do in England (here's one source for ideas; although student access to this site is not recommended, as some material may not be appropriate for young people).

But for the perfect wife, those four sinister words mean something entirely different.

Words that mean one thing to you could mean something entirely different to your potential consumer.

Either you know something I don't, or you and I have very different meanings for the word «bland».

Meow Wolf words • alison m. gamache The concept of art means something fiercely different for each viewer, each artist and each person involved, at whatever capacity.

I'm sure this is what Johns is after: the venture of thinking, as it tarries over the rules of its own delicate physicality (the string, the slats), grounded, as it were, by the generic images of thought — the painted mimesis of the frame's wood grain, the painted picture of a stellar galaxy, the symbol of the Big Dipper, the harlequin pattern, the word «BRIDGE» — all different means and modes of representing, of disciplining the riot of the real and making something meaningful.

That sort of language makes me nervous as well but we must remember that people use words in different ways and they don't always mean something as extreme as we think.

When they use the word «independently», they mean something different, though I don't know exactly what.

I'm objecting to people twisting my words to mean something different from what was obviously intended.

Often there are words that sound the same in two different languages that mean something different.

The word «deal» will mean something different just like the word «handshake» means something different in the networking world.

Certain aspects of your «tone» can mean certain things, or certain words you say could mean something different to another.

In architecture, however, the word Mission means something quite different.

Words can mean something different at different points in time... it means something different to me now, and I will make it my mantra!