Gesture is largely about communicating a specific meaning, whereas the meanings that emerge from dance are likely to be ambiguous.
"However, we now see that the front page, taken out of context, can communicate an unintentional meaning that we are strongly against perpetuating and is not consistent with our company purpose and values.
By throwing off the shackles of having to believe in the historicity of the Bible, we are free to interpret the stories as a testament to the religious experiences of people from a different age -- a testament that communicates a meaning about their experiences of Ultimate Reality, of God.
Still, the fact that it was able to communicate any meaning at all so quickly, even if there are kinks to be ironed out, is impressive.
Like all forms, mechanical forms give the poet an extra tool for communicating meaning, and that meaning is no less effective for being explicitly rule bound.
As noted above, human language is more than a large number of unrelated words: in accordance with certain implicitly understood syntactic rules, humans combine words to form sentences that communicate a more or less complex meaning to a listener.
Though intimate, poetry also addresses cultural needs by communicating a shared set of social meanings, a paradox that becomes part of Pinsky's effort to demonstrate the complexity of American poetry.
They claimed that the vernacular words reminded the listener of the corresponding Sanskrit words that communicated the meaning.
A special focus was placed on assessing the role of land cover as a means to communicate landscape meanings regarding a specific geographical region.
Humanists ask what meaning is, how it is produced and communicated, and how meaning fails.
But, still, people understood what the title entailed: the acts hailed as "the greatest" were those who could make a crowd of 100,000 feel intimate, who had an ability to communicate meaning far beyond the literal meaning of their songs.
