Sentence examples for gave meaning from inspiring English sources
The so-called "freedom papers" afforded protection against deportation to Nazi extermination camps and gave meaning to the name El Salvador, which means The Saviour.
Her open ears and eyes gave meaning to every moment.
A default erectness gave meaning to bending and slumping and a hunched-over box step.
The worship of God was an end in itself; it was what gave meaning to life.
Taking care of all her friends and family was what gave meaning to her life.
To Tennyson and many others, Bewick's art gave meaning to the slight, unacknowledged details of country life.
In that way, she gave meaning to her final days in a way that a series of purely self-centered decisions never could have.
They had all made this moment into a memory for themselves without William's permission; they gave meaning to something he would not attach meaning to.
Looking back at the crisis and its aftermath, I believe that our immediate and longer-term assistance gave meaning to our commitment to people.
My own American journey was paved by generations of citizens who gave meaning to those simple words – "to form a more perfect union".
The role of surgeon gave meaning to his life, lifted the meaning outside of himself, into a system — it kept the wolf from the door.
