Sentence examples for embedded meaning from inspiring English sources

An emphasis on the context is important to this research as children's learning has embedded meaning (Rogoff 2003).

The word has embedded meaning that also connects it to the land, and we are using this word because it also connects to a particular species, salmon for example".

Sermons that Turner heard as a youth probably were experiential--one that did not ground itself into a "literal" interpretative position on the text, but one which searches for a deeper embedded meaning beneath the text.

Punning is less an ornament on Ricks's critical prose than one of its central methods, one consonant with the kind of linguistically embedded meanings he wants to excavate in the first place.

I love the idea of embedding meaning in instrumental music but it's a lot more difficult to convey that meaning to the listener without any verbal confirmation.

Feb. 17. Tom McCarthy's ability to embed meaning in his elliptical narratives has earned him a Booker prize nomination, so Satin Island promises to be at least thought-provoking.

But Lovinksy downplayed that point when I brought it up, noting that only around 10% of YouTube's views are from embeds, meaning that Facebook is just a part of that percentage.

In the car, HERE Auto works with BlackBerry's QNX car-based OS, as well as Microsoft's Windows embedded system, meaning it has a tremendous reach in terms of the spectrum of what car manufacturers are using already.

The aesthetic moment for the scientist happens when her thought becomes embedded as meaning in the object.

No single narrative "saga" can encompass the layers of meaning embedded in Lower Manhattan.

Idra Novey unpacks the layers of meaning embedded in this concept in her debut novel, Ways to Disappear, which starts with a very literal embora.