Sentence examples for getting meaning from inspiring English sources
More annoyingly, your News Feed often seems to pick items to display based on how many likes they're getting, meaning that you get shown a bunch of junky videos that You Just Can't Believe and links to heartstring-jerking stories that Will Restore Your Faith in Humanity.
If you get meaning right, it won't just be you doing the talking.
The more crowded the room got — meaning the more competition there would be for parts — the quieter it became.
On Medium, what you see is what you get, meaning you can see what you make as you make it.
They would still receive every penny of support they now get, meaning they would have as much, if not more, to spend on nutritious food.
"They would still receive every penny of support they now get, meaning they would have as much, if not more, to spend on nutritious food," Dr. Farley and Dr. Daines wrote.
The random ditches outside Bandipur suddenly got meaning.
In organizations that at least have a purpose statement, twice as many leaders say they get meaning from work, and their energy levels are 60% higher.
Among them is the ability to pick up signals that a traditional FM radio wouldn't otherwise be able to get, meaning that you can hear your favorite station from farther away than before.
It gives you energy if it's got meaning for you.
