Sentence examples for become meaning from inspiring English sources

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The longer you do this, the better your daily art will become, meaning that the swell of social support will get bigger and bigger.

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As executives leave the days of "Whac-A-Mole" behind, they need to become meaning-makers.

This is how opening new shops or closing one, transformation into a publishing house and forming another can become meaning-giving, future-creating processes in the present.

Parental Intelligence helps parents become "meaning-makers" who understand the significance behind their kids' behaviors.

Who could teach me something about that deeper level, not just where sound becomes music but where music becomes meaning?

Time intervals become longer, meaning that time runs more slowly in a moving body; that is, time dilates.

France has all kinds of suburbs, but the word for them, banlieues, has become pejorative, meaning slums dominated by immigrants.

Users can become tolerant, meaning that they need increasingly higher doses, or they become addicted to the drugs.

"France has all kinds of suburbs, but the word for them, banlieues, has become pejorative, meaning slums dominated by immigrants," Packer wrote.

We say racism has now become "salonfahig", meaning it is acceptable in polite society.

Lunch breaks have become shorter, meaning more people eat in the workplace, in a style Webb calls "al desko".

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