Sentence examples for delivering meaning from inspiring English sources

If so, then in understanding ourselves, we find a natural avenue to release our self-purpose and to focus on delivering meaning and purpose to others.

Being changed in a deep and meaningful way while studying abroad demands a different kind of presence, one awakened to--not dulled by--the environment, nor expectant of a single illuminated image delivering meaning ready-made.

From India to Finland to America, postmen have fewer letters to deliver, meaning sharply lower profits or even losses for postal services.

In the past, the Child Support Agency talked tough but didn't deliver – meaning those non-resident parents determined to avoid meeting their responsibilities for their children have got away with it".

The court will have alternative entrances for victims to protect their safety and identity, and will help ensure swift justice is delivered – meaning people are supported in continuing with their case and less people drop out of court proceedings.

Though the poems seem raw and plainspoken, and positively vibrate with feeling, they are, of course, cannily wrought, and demonstrate the thing that poetry, perhaps above all other art forms, does so well: giving form and dimension to disorderly thought, causing words — random, messy, and lifeless before the poet intervenes — to spring up and deliver meaning.

Yet the symbolically delivered meaning is never given completely.

Overall, non-PC traffic is around 30percentt of all the ads delivered, meaning that iPad use comprises a third of all its non-PC traffic.

A successful talk is more than entertainment - it needs to deliver meaning - a point.

The term derives from the Greek word, Hermes, the messenger god--just as Hermes delivered messages, so hermeneutics is about how words deliver meaning.

Both the partial content of the videos and the whole image are fully visible at the same time, widening the possibilities to deliver meaning in a contemporary aesthetic language.