Sentence examples for conceivable meaning from inspiring English sources

Yet around that music, every conceivable meaning has changed.

It is a lot of music, in almost every conceivable meaning of "a lot".

In such an "agnostic" (in Huxley's meaning) situation, one of the very few intellectual pursuits that a theoretician could afford to accept as not being hopelessly speculative would be to examine, by all conceivable means (including in vitro experiments with aa-specific RNA aptamers), the crucial "key-lock vs. frozen accident" alternative.

The US-Iran nuclear deal "allows a solution to the Assad problem to be much more conceivable," Powell said, meaning the Iranians would put pressure on Assad to go.

At the end of that road "it is even conceivable that not knowing the meaning of life is part of the meaning of life".

The low dimensionality of this semantic map indicates that, although thousands of distinct categories of meanings are conceivable, only very few apply to all contexts without a substantial domain-specific alteration of their semantic content.

I reckon the M.P.A.A. should use the advent of "Speed Racer" to revive an old ratings symbol: a big Roman X, meaning "of no conceivable interest to anyone over the age of ten".

Taking meaning as the  "conceivable effects of a practical kind the object may involve," the pragmatist philosopher finds that two "practical" meanings of "go around" are in play: either the man goes North, East, South, and West of the squirrel, or he faces first the squirrel's head, then one of his sides, then his tail, then his other side.

One way to assign such meaning (out of several conceivable ways) is to calculate a relation between microstates and the traditional sleep stages in a probabilistic way.

You look at the body as if it were some abstract work of art, stare at it from every conceivable point of view in search of deeper meanings and textures.

You might as well go ask Magellan's crew what their trip was like, my well-meaning, drink-sipping friends; there is no conceivable way I can describe the wild ride we have been on for the last 20 years, and it would be hopeless even to try".