Sentence examples for final meaning from inspiring English sources

We never really know the final meaning of our lives.

Blanchett's characterization is brilliant; in this version, however, the final meaning of the play is lost.

The final meaning of Raya's story is: you have a great personal style, but you also have to submit to group discipline — to steps.

The three-man CAS panel's verdict is final, meaning it is the last stage of the anti-doping process that started in February two years ago.

That is the final meaning of her insistence on her characters' own point of view: because they don't see the same reality, they are consigned to solitude.

Meanwhile Arsenal and Aston Villa get 25,000 each for the FA Cup final, meaning Wembley will contain some 27,000 fewer partisan fans for the season's great showpiece.

He was asked one final meaning-of-life question: what did football teach him?

One critic may have put it most accurately when he wrote of the works as "open parables" whose final meanings can never be rounded off.

He was even guilty of a false start in the semi-final, meaning that anyone who committed a similar offence afterwards would be automatically disqualified.

They were spellbound again the following day as Boardman saw off Australia's Mark Kingsland in the semi-final, meaning he would have to duke it out with the reigning world champion Jens Lehmann in the race of truth to the gold.

Friday's visit of Latvia is the first of five proposed friendlies before the finals, meaning O'Neill is already thinking about the composition of his 23-man squad.