Sentence examples for complete meaning from inspiring English sources

As he put it, "No poet, no artist of any art, has his complete meaning alone.

All rituals are dependent upon some belief system for their complete meaning.

Mr. Harrell's playing is a model of willed precision: it's like someone talking extemporaneously without using the connectives "uh," "so," "you know" or anything else to forestall the goal of complete meaning at the end of the discourse.

The restoration of the festival's beloved mecca, the State Theatre, is now finally complete, meaning traditional day and night screenings will be held there for the first time since 2011.

Timothy S Jost is the Robert L Willett Family Professor of law at the Washington and Lee University school of law The complete meaning of Thursday's supreme court opinion will only become clear as future cases construe it.

Mr. Harrell's flugelhorn playing is a model of willed precision: it's like hearing someone talk extemporaneously without using the connectives "uh," "so," "you know" or anything else to forestall the goal of complete meaning at the end of the discourse.

Keep in mind that young children may not always understand the complete meanings of words.

Some forty years ago, Richard Karp, the Berkeley theoretician, first identified twenty-one problems as being "NP-complete," meaning that they are at least as hard as any other NP problem.

None of the last four matches there could be completed, meaning results had to be settled by the Duckworth-Lewis formula for rain-affected matches.

But many countries have not made formula debates a priority until the 2010 reforms are completed, meaning yet another deadline is likely to slip by.

2015 was revealed to have smashed all earlier records on Wednesday, after the new study had been completed, meaning the odds that the record run of heat is a fluke are now even lower.