Sentence examples for changed meaning from inspiring English sources
War imposed on his life a changed meaning.
None of these factors has changed, meaning that any new Greek government faces familiar challenges in its efforts to obtain relief from its overwhelming level of debts.
Even the word "gun" has changed meaning; once referring only to a cannon, in the modern era it can refer to a rifle or pistol.
Jeff Brown, Electronic Arts' senior spokesman, said Friday that no artwork would be changed, meaning that one side in the multiplayer matches continues to appear Middle Eastern.
The economic climate of the city has also changed, meaning that Tokyo no longer operates in a culture of extreme wealth.
It has changed meaning in the same way as "demagogue", which once meant a people's champion and now means, at best, "a successful politician with whom I disagree".
Words have changed meanings throughout history.
The language uses words from English, Esperanto, Finnish, Croatian, Georgian, Dutch, Chinese, but with changed meanings.
Gilbert and George love the slipperiness of language, how a changed emphasis can change meaning.
Words often change meaning.
Words often change meaning when they change language.
