Sentence examples for choosing meaning from inspiring English sources
What does it say to them about honoring one's obligations, choosing meaning over money, being satisfied when life is sweet enough?
The new England head coach has the freedom to appoint the back-room staff of his choosing, meaning the current assistants Graham Rowntree, who has been in charge of the forwards, Andy Farrell (backs) and Mike Catt (attacking skills) could be departing after Eddie Jones got the RFU's top job.
It is shown that an analyst using any general, nonlinear, increasing and differentiable transformation other than the linear transformation can know at the outset that he is giving greater weight to views of his choosing, meaning that he has no claim to objectivity.
For many years already I'm not using that word because optimal in street language means the chosen, meaning the ultimate.
If no more than one song gets that score, then the next best-scoring song is chosen, meaning that this year, it's possible that voters liked only one song.
After that, the party's gubernatorial nominee will get to select a new chairman if he so chooses, meaning that Mr. Wilson could have as little as half a year, essentially, to try to work a political miracle.
The regulator said that between January 29 and February 15 this year it found that 47% of the calls to the You Say We Pay competition were received after the shortlist of winners had been chosen, meaning they had no chance of winning the prize.
Precisely, L109 354) (i.e., 109 = [(number of levels − 1) × number of factors] + 1) orthogonal arrays were chosen, meaning it requires 109 experiments to accommodate 54 factors upon three different levels.
The lyrics are very personal, and choose meaning over sonority.
It is even possible that in any one generation no marbles of a particular color are chosen, meaning they have no offspring.
Multiple functions could be chosen, meaning that a child could be nominated for a reactive and a proactive function simultaneously for the same aggressive behavior.
