Sentence examples for finding significance from inspiring English sources
Herding cats is easier than finding significance in the Delphic utterances of Africa's Mr. Imperturbable.
But "Brooklyn Works" takes the modern, heterogeneous approach of charting history's course by finding significance in ordinary lives.
Calling a novel Mansfield Park, or Middlemarch, or Cold Mountain makes us think that the novelist is finding significance in the placing of his or her characters.
This watchful, inner kind of creativity is not about making things but about experiencing life in a creative way; it's a way of asserting your own presence amidst the much larger world of nature, and of finding significance in that wider world.
This technique also avoids creating a bias toward finding significance in the efficacy analysis.
Cabalists regard the meaning of God's sacred speech, the Hebrew text of the Bible, as infinite, finding significance even in its smallest particles not only the divine words but also their letters (which are also numbers) and even the shapes of those letters.
Even Clairol has taken to finding higher significance in the shades of blond.
Never comfortable in the spotlight, Mr. Lucas, 69, shied away from finding deeper significance in his visit.
MIAMI, Oct. 31 (AP) — On the eve of his 16th N.B.A. season, Miami Heat center Shaquille O'Neal is finding extra significance in opening night.
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