Sentence examples for adding meaning from inspiring English sources

But commercial interest in Web 3.0 — or the "semantic Web," for the idea of adding meaning — is only now emerging.

This study aims to analyse multimodality in medical leaflets to see how images and other semiotic modes combine with text-flow, adding meaning to the message and broadening the communicative spectrum.

Not only does the viewer collaborate with the artist in transforming a two-dimensional likeness on a canvas into a three-dimensional depiction of the world, the viewer interprets what he or she sees on the canvas in personal terms, thereby adding meaning to the picture.

Richardson had seen the league structure adding "meaning and context" to bilateral cricket, while making Test status attainable for those countries currently faced with a glass ceiling through possible movement between the bottom division and the ICC's World Cricket League, its first-class competition for associate nations.

How can they start adding meaning to their brand?

You are not adding meaning to my life.

"To add meaning to it.

But stories add meaning to your action.

"Like Buffet," he added, meaning Warren Buffet.

"We are with this guy," he added, meaning Mr. Mubarak.

First, he determined that 'pictures produce impact, writing adds meaning.