Sentence examples for converted the meaning from inspiring English sources
It is beyond debate that the horrific brutality of Hitler's regime and its slaughter of millions of innocents, many of them children, forever converted the meaning conveyed by the swastika - at least in western society.
Then, 2 bilinguals converted the translated instrument into the original language (English) to monitor retention of the original meaning in the source language.
Cooper converted the easy goal.
After the break, Eniola Aluko was clipped in the penalty area by Francielle when through on goal, yet referee Carol Anne Chenard only deemed the challenge worthy of a yellow card and not the red it deserved.But Smith failed to convert the spot-kick, meaning the game was left on a knife edge as it entered the final half hour.
Unfortunately, Clemson couldn't convert the two-point try, meaning that it's a two-touchdown game.
Did they change the meaning?
In each antithesis there is a shift of meaning which converts the opposition into a contrast.
However, last February, the city announced that they were planning on massacring the party by converting the building into student halls, meaning the building had to be completely cleared by May 2013.
"Any secondary meaning or fame Apple has in 'App Store' is de facto secondary meaning that cannot convert the generic term 'app store' into a protectable trademark," write lawyers for Microsoft in a motion for summary judgment, filed yesterday with the Trademark Trial and Appeal Board.
Greenwald on the revelation that shocked him most: "For me personally, the most shocking revelation was the overall one that the explicit goal of the NSA and its allies is captured by the slogan "collect it all" - meaning they want to convert the internet into a place of limitless, mass surveillance, which is another way of saying they literally want to eliminate privacy in the digital age".
