Redding advocates that intellectuals embrace uselessness, meaning to generate thought unmotivated by profit or reward.
She also embraced the meaning behind Smithe's work.
By Ben Greenman January 9, 2016 David Bowie has rarely embraced clear meaning, and on his new album, "Blackstar," he's as slippery as ever.
(Ironically enough, Quine, himself, continued to adhere to a verifiability conception of meaning, his confirmation holism leading him merely to embrace a meaning holism and his notorious "thesis of the indeterminacy of translation" see his 1986, p. 155, and the next section).
Obama administration officials said today that they are moving forward with a program to grant states waivers from key provisions of the No Child Left Behind law, but only to those states "willing to embrace education reform" — meaning Obama-style education reform.
The law has traditionally been slow to embrace new technology, meaning there is huge potential for start-ups in the profession.
I believe that for same-sex relationships, there is a possible special spiritual calling for a sanctified life together; meaning embracing "philia"- "agape" love, the unique non-marital, non-procreation bond of commitment with caring, selfless non-sexual affection, willing good and eternal life for one another.
Technology has brought to a head a need to embrace the meaning of the word "release", as in bird or fart.
The results, subject to chance, were then fashioned into lyrics like these: Meet his little hussy with his ghost-town approach Her face is sans feature, but she wears a Dali brooch Sweetly reminiscent, something mother used to bake Wrecked up and paralyzed, Diamond Dogs are stabilized It was rare for Bowie to embrace clear meaning.
