Sentence examples for fresh meaning from inspiring English sources
The Rio Grande's "disappearance" took on fresh meaning.
It yields fresh meaning with every reading," she said.
Georgia has brought fresh meaning to the term rock 'n' roll.
When Nikiya, the bayadère, is Ms. Cojocaru, features of the story and choreography take on fresh meaning.
Each year Connie draws out fresh meaning from them, depending on what's going on in her own life.
It certainly brings fresh meaning to the claim: "No one is a better chancellor than George Osborne".
Additionally, the Jazz Messenger sound turned on their innovative arrangements and creative solos that infused popular standards with fresh, new meaning.
As spa menus begin to look a lot like restaurant menus, the term "day of indulgence" takes on fresh new meaning.
SPORTSSUNDAY An Inexhaustible 'Ring' Wagner's controversial masterwork eludes any consistent political interpretation and never runs out of fresh meanings.
Here are some fresh meanings for stale words: intuition (n)., "knowledge that your salary won't cover the cost of your children's education" (Gail Elsant).
If "The River" gives off the feel of a play-as-poem that is sure to offer up fresh meanings with each viewing, Howard Brenton's "55 Days," at the Hampstead Theatre, is more or less summed up by its characters' gaits.
