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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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'BUT IN NO WAY ON THE SAME LEVEL AS ...'
Hi, I don't uderstand very well the meaning of this sentence:
'Romney had been influenced by but was in no way on the same level as Lord Buckley'
Does it mean that Romney had been influenced in a very special way by Lord Buckley?
Somone could explain it to me?
Thanks in advance, Jo.
'Romney had been influenced by but was in no way on the same level as Lord Buckley'
Does it mean that Romney had been influenced in a very special way by Lord Buckley?
Somone could explain it to me?
Thanks in advance, Jo.
Top answer
It means that Romney had been influenced by Lord Buckley but he is not as good as Lord Buckley.
- It means that Romney had been influenced by Lord Buckley but he is not as good as Lord Buckley.
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It means that Romney had been influenced by Lord Buckley but he is not as good as Lord Buckley.
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Perhaps:
Romney might have gotten some ideas from Lord Buckley, but he was not that intelligent as the Lord.
Romney might have gotten some ideas from Lord Buckley, but he was not that intelligent as the Lord.
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