Sentence examples for bringing meaning from inspiring English sources
Beside, beneath and beyond us all, this quietly effective work suggests, the river flows on, bringing meaning and solace, whatever course life takes.
It's the story of a high-spirited Labrador puppy bringing meaning into the lives of two disillusioned but well-groomed newlyweds, and the soppy promotional flyer is awash with big grins, glossy coats and mischievous dogs.
The 'performance' metaphor recognizes the important role that bodily enactments, commemorative rituals, and cultural displays occupy in constituting and bringing meaning to memorials and monuments, suggesting that the body itself constitutes a place of memory.
And I hope I in turn am bringing meaning to the lives of others.
Three days dedicated to bringing meaning to the surface of life, up from the hidden depths where it normally lives.
When we are ready to stop seeing ourselves as victims of life, we can then summon bringing meaning to our suffering.
It comprises resources for bringing meanings into each move of an exchange.
It brings meaning to everything I do.
Going over our past really brings meaning to this program".
"I wanted to rescue that story and bring meaning to her life," she said.
But there are many mornings, at home or in synagogue, when ritual fails to bring meaning.
