Sentence examples for gained meaning from inspiring English sources

Its circles and its desperately formed queues on diagonals gained meaning and force.

Instead of year-round produce, there were harsh winters to contend with, and the concept of real seasonal farm cooking gained meaning.

When circumstances force them to connect (here comes the feelgood), their lives finally gain meaning.

Similarly, some of the logos presented here as stand-alone works of art might have been more helpfully pictured in their natural habitat, among rival company insignia, where they gain meaning and status from a shared visual language.

When the doing and undergoing are joined in perception they gain meaning.

In it, the finite number of ways that facial muscles can move creates a basic template of expressions that are then filtered through culture to gain meaning.

The more you use HitBliss Earn, the more "trust points" you gain, meaning you're interrupted less frequently during ads to check if you're paying attention.

In that regard, Big Data is gaining meaning into social science from quantitative datasets side, which differs from traditional social science where collecting data has always been hard, time consuming, and resource intensive.

In the face of apparently meaningless events, we somehow find a way to gain meaning from tragic experiences.

A slow-TV program is like a great view you encounter on vacation: it's always there, impervious, but it gains meaning and a story depending on what it conjures in your head.

The theory applies just as much to lyrical samples as musical ones and so, in Workinonit, phrases are built up and smashed apart – both losing and gaining meaning in the process.