Sentence examples for get the meaning from inspiring English sources

The readers get the meaning.

I didn't get the meaning at first.

You get the music and you get the meaning.

"I still have to read a paragraph three times to get the meaning," he said.

However, it is the design team's job to get the meaning across.

He shouts every other sentence, as if Shakespeare's language, with its subtleties and hard clarities, were not enough to get the meaning across.

I got the meaning, but it was a new phrase.

And so, you see, the passion for getting the meaning of words right hides a deeper passion -- for self-revelation, for storytelling.

I'm reminded of old Chuang-tzu, my favorite Taoist philosopher, who put it this way: "Words exist because of meaning; once you've gotten the meaning, you can forget the words".

If you weren't a Spanish speaker, you still got the meaning of things, not just from the images but from the announcer Tony Tirado's melodramatic, infinitely tunable voice: soft, soft, soft and then rushed, a quizzical canitbehappeningatlast? and suddenly loud and then a pained exclamation and then, occasionally — O.K., very occasionally — ecstatic, with his unforgettable melisma of "Goal".

But more data isn't really the problem, it's getting the meaning out of the data.