Sentence examples for Invest with meaning from inspiring English sources

This was classic Belichick, offering a prosaic explanation for a decision that others wanted to invest with meaning or mystery.

The final load of garbage bound for Fresh Kills landfill in Staten Island after 53 years of rage and rhetoric was en route, and so what was nothing more than ordinary rubbish from Queens had become invested with meaning.

What should be an act of vengeance -- exciting, liberating -- instead feels obligatory, as if even the characters were too jaded and weary to invest it with meaning.

Nietzsche thought, however, that most people could not accept the eclipse of the ascetic ideal and the intrinsic meaninglessness of existence but would seek supplanting absolutes to invest life with meaning.

She'd invested it with meaning.

Whether it is scored on a stave, played on a feedbacking guitar or hammered in unison on 20 taiko drums, music is the creation and shaping of sound and investing it with meaning - and that includes Atlantic buoy sounds and dripping water down a mine shaft.

As long as humans have been breathing they've been investing birds with meaning.

The subjects who have undergone psilocybin treatment report an increased appreciation for the time they have left, a deeper awareness of their roles in the cycle of life and an increased motivation to invest their days with meaning.

But some of the libretto is filled with the type of ponderous blather ("This is the movement before the first, when nothing yet exists") that the Glass/Wilson operas typically trade in to invest the works with meaning.

Like Japanese Shinto, German tradition invests natural places with meaning.

Much of this stuff — that casual, almost derogatory term for those objects in your life you have invested with meaning — is important to me.