Sentence examples for a simple meaning from inspiring English sources

"It's a simple meaning," he said.

In either case it has a simple meaning.

BERMAN: I think that "advancing the liberal argument" has a simple meaning.

To me, education has a simple meaning: it's simply a key – a key that will open a bright future".

Monarchy has a simple meaning -- the "rule of one".

In a pleasant yet firm voice, Kraus convinced the voter to leave a short, polite message for Ball with an simple meaning: Gay marriage is something I care enough about to call.

"Illegal" is a simple word with a supposedly simple meaning that has, as words often do, become so laden with undefined meaning that different people think very different things when they use or hear it.

Standards for work zones or accidents, however, require that traffic control devices fulfill a need, command attention, convey a clear, simple meaning, command respect from drivers and give adequate time for proper response.

We are called on, as a nation, to "promote the general welfare" which has a pretty simple meaning: we must share the great prosperity this nation has created--a prosperity that is eluding most Americans.

As is evident from Table  3, however, no gesture has a single, simple meaning: gorilla gestures tend to be multi-purpose.

Heads of state, business moguls, bookies, bachelors, students, families, and "punters"—an English colloquialism with an apparently simple meaning I still haven't figured out have turned up to the race each year, in ever-increasing numbers, since it was first held 177 years ago.