Sentence examples for Find something meaningful from inspiring English sources

I've worked hard to find something meaningful.

Out of that, sometimes you'd find something meaningful.

"If you are worried about survival, it's hard to go to that higher level to find something meaningful and to maintain a sense of wonder about the world.

Having a financial buffer will make it more likely that when you find something meaningful, you'll be able to act on it.

In a way, curious leaders help employees find something meaningful by providing a wider range of possibilities for how work gets done, as opposed to being very prescriptive and micromanage people.

In spite of the inevitability of death, patients continued to "endeavor to find something meaningful...

Even those who did not feel quite so deeply estranged from the American electorate still found something meaningful and provocative in the call to concentrate on discipleship, not politics.

In contrast to the highly selective VSO, CSV's philosophy was to take all-comers, believing that anyone willing to offer their services should be found something meaningful to do.

And if only this were not a book that joked about Billy's lisping pronunciation of penis (the plural sounds like "penith-zizzes"), fetishized his bra wearing (instant overkill) or found something meaningful in the way characters garble sexual references that upset them.

But he had to admit, even to himself, that he had found something meaningful: the kids.

I hope audiences will find something personally meaningful in Hayata-san's story and that, like Ozu and Collins, we've managed to take a small story and scratch at a few of the big universal themes that connect us all.