Sentence examples for giving meaning from inspiring English sources

Just because you are able to stop giving meaning to events doesn't mean that everyone can do that.

"Today is about one man giving meaning and purpose to the lives of millions".

And, they argue, love and sex play major roles in giving meaning to later life.

But giving meaning to life is a complex challenge of a quite different order".

Instead, the Court is bound only by the terms of FELA and its own precedent giving meaning to the Act.

Europe was leaving the job of giving meaning to the new laws to the courts and national regulators, he claimed.

Constitutional law is always controversial because judges encounter gaps in giving meaning to terms like "liberty," "equality," or "arms".

"To get the chance to do for others can be incredibly helpful in terms of providing perspective and giving meaning in life," she said.

"It's a terrible way to do it, but I respect them for doing what the church should be doing: giving meaning to people's lives".

Her earnest volunteering at the charity shop, her putting up with things, even her faith itself, is all a way of giving meaning to her humiliation and pain.

This expands the spare use of such everyday signs in Cubist collage to a position of dominance, giving meaning a new equality with form.