Sentence examples for drawn meaning from inspiring English sources
In the next point it says: "I allow, that DNA can be drawn, meaning genomic material from my blood samples, and that this can be used for genetic analysis in the GENDEP-project?" P: "Yes, but I signed for that somewhere too".
But Scrabble is trickier because players do not know the order in which the tiles will be drawn meaning that chance plays a greater role.
Maria worried about antagonizing the authorities, but she was desperate for ways to draw meaning from her daughter's death.
No matter which archetype you find yourself drawn toward, there will always be potential for new work as long as people draw meaning through narrative.
And the adherent who wishes to draw meaning from a religion must at least attempt to apply whatever they've learned to the way they live their life.
In Louise Rosenblatt's transactional theory of reading, individuals bring their own experiences to a text to understand and draw meaning from it.
Liardet is a masterful observer of the telling minutiae of life, from gestures and speech to the familiar things that surround us and from which we draw meaning.
There would be grief, and anger, and raw pain mingled uneasily with patriotism and pride and a search to draw meaning from mind-numbing slaughter.
"You can differentiate the different groups by their hats," she said, noting that another Hasidic sect, the Lubavitchers, draws meaning from a triangle-shaped crease at the crown, which signifies "wisdom, knowledge and understanding".
"Infrequent rituals — those performed annually or once in a life cycle, like a bar mitzvah, or in this case once in 28 years — are by definition more exotic and it is easy to draw meaning out of them," he said.
