Assertion: tortoise | /r/HasProperty | turtle
Facets:
value: technically
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: A Tortoise is a Turtle, but a turtle isn’t a tortoise
text: A tortoise is a turtle, but a turtle isn't a tortoise.
text: A tortoise is a turtle that lives on land.
text: A tortoise is a turtle but a turtle is not necessarily a tortoise.
text: Tortoises are those turtles that aren’t equipped for survival in water –
text: All tortoises are actually turtles and calling a tortoise a turtle is not wrong.
text: All tortoises are actually turtles and calling a tortoise a turtle is not wrong.
text: Tortoises are all turtles, but turtles are not necessarily tortoises.
text: All tortoises are turtles, but not all turtles are tortoises.
text: For this reason, all tortoises are turtles, but not all turtles are tortoises.
text: While tortoises are technically turtles, not all turtles are tortoises.
text: Though it was common to separate turtles from tortoises, since these turtle species do not dwell in the water, tortoises are still turtles.
text: They say that not all turtles are tortoises, but all tortoises are turtles," says Smith.
text: Because tortoises are turtles, it's difficult to lay down hard and fast rules about what makes something tortoise-ish rather than turtle-ish.
text: If you look at the larger picture, all turtles are reptiles with a shell, and therefore all tortoises are turtles--in the broadest sense of the word.