Its episodic swatches ultimately degenerated into sound effects, straining to express a meaning that lay beyond their reach.
Like other forms of metaphorical language and narratives, the parables of the Christian Gospel express a meaning, which can always become a source of inspiration for a renewed and emancipative practice.
Does it express a meaning not found in English?
Unlike 都 dou 1 in Mandarin, which mainly functions as a maximality operator, 都 to 1 in Southern Min is chiefly used as a modal particle expressing a concessive meaning or meaning of unexpectedness as a type of conventional implicature rather than pragmatic inference.
The first of these proposals, pre-emption (Clark, 1993; Clark & Clark, 1979) originates in the domain of word-learning, where the conventional adult form for expressing a particular meaning (e.g., pyjamas; to row) gradually comes to pre-empt or block children's own coinages (e.g., *sleepers; *to oar).
Other scholars would include such signs as a form of writing because they are a conventional means for expressing a particular linguistic meaning.
Myth takes the form of a story and represents the imaginative use of materials drawn from sensible experience in order to express a religious meaning surpassing the sensible world.
Thus, both 都不 to 1 m 7 and 都無 to 1 bo 5 express a concessive meaning, but they differ at least on two counts.
Humans rationally make choices between one form and another to express a particular meaning, and thus there must be reasons why in the context, one word is preferred than another (Allan 2010).
Here it is: Singling out gay donors, without evidence that their exclusion serves public health, expresses a social meaning that undermines their dignity as equally respected members of the political community.
