Sentence examples for examination of meaning from inspiring English sources

Initially, phenomenological coding involved a detailed examination of meaning units (small units of transcript).

Prepositions: the San Andreasfault of meaning.

This is a distinction drained of meaning.

She wiped them clean of meaning.

Mr. Tynek likes layers of meaning.

Concepts consist in relational structures of meaning.

Ms. Liss's new pieces include "Winter," an examination of the meaning of winter that is set to Renaissance music, and "Tales From the Ocean of the Sea of Stories," which is based on a classic Indian epic and features toy-theater puppets by Gretchen Van Lente.

A cultural history in the Greek tradition would focus on the ideas and values that Cahill describes so eloquently, but it would reject celebrations of them as gifts in favor of a hardheaded examination of their meaning and foundation in what is now a truly global culture.

During the SARS outbreaks in Toronto, the phrase was often used as a self-standing argument for active involvement on the part of medical staff, without any critical examination of its meaning.

There were also major issues identified in relation to the security of the examination room, meaning that the simulation clinics could potentially be accessed by students in the lead up to the exam.

In addition, it might overcome some of the challenges associated with the examination of symbolic meanings, such as the tendency to understate the impact of symbolic meanings in vehicle purchases [45,46].