Sentence examples for after meaning from inspiring English sources
They pant so after meaning.
It is a natural human tendency to seek after meaning.
They amplify Bellow's argument that all American books, including his own, "pant" after meaning.
Unlike some artificial intelligence programs that can be applied to texts within limited topic domains, the General Inquirer simply maps text according to categories and does not search after meaning.
From my godless perspective, the devout remind me that it is human nature to thirst after meaning and to desire an expansion of purpose beyond the cramped Manhattan studio of self and its immediate relations.
"If things go well it is quite possible you could have a ban in place during 2017". He added there would need to be a transitional period, with manufacturing of microbeads ending about 18 months after the law was passed and sales shortly after, meaning microbead products could continue to be sold for a time.
The dollars you put into a Roth IRA are after-tax, meaning you've already paid taxes on the money before you invest it.
"When people ask him the question of the day after" -- meaning after Mr. Arafat is gone -- "he is always very vague on purpose".
His trajectory stalled somewhat after that, meaning that he turned professional only in 2015, for Bretagne-Séché Environnement.
Eight of the 33 cases arose after surgery, meaning it was likely the infection was contracted in a hospital.
Like many other rape crisis centres across the UK, however, NLRC will have no secure funding from the Government after March 2016, meaning it could face closure.
