The use of poetic imagery based on the concepts of the macrocosm and microcosm, "as above so below" to decide meaning such as Edward W. James' example of "Mars above is red, so Mars below means blood and war", is a false cause fallacy.
"Let's go see the big uglies," he decides, meaning his defensive linemen at work over there, pushing metal sleds.
In those days, there was often a case or two that the court simply could not manage to decide, meaning that the case had to be restored, embarrassingly, to the calendar for reargument during the next term.
PM and London Mayor lead chorus of outrage as Cobra committee meets Dazed residents are still coming to terms with the shocking scenes they witnessed High Court to decide meaning of 'Why is Lord McAlpine trending?
If it is tied at 50-50, then the vice-president casts the deciding vote – meaning the presidential election and the Senate election are two to watch in tandem.
Because of these "extraordinary" factors, the Court itself decided the meaning of the ambiguous clause at issue in the case, without deference to the executive branch.
"Gee whiz, I wish I'd been in on the meeting where those were decided," Willie Norkin said, meaning the nipples.
At the same time, we constitute ourselves through our own choices: though the facticity of my situation creates some constraints on my possible self-interpretations, it is always up to me to decide the meaning of those constraints, and this means that what I take to be limitations are in fact produced by my own interpretations or meaning-giving activities.
How dare objective journalists decide the meaning of a thing, especially when it means attaching such an ugly label to a group of people?
