Sentence examples for grenade of meaning from inspiring English sources

As Sandywell & Heywood (2012) suggest, this approach casts video as the "paradigmatic aesthetic machine of the nineteeth century" (p. 18) failing to recognise its wider potential as a "grenade of meaning" (p. 37) and a source of multimodal speculation.

Prepositions: the San Andreasfault of meaning.

This is a distinction drained of meaning.

She wiped them clean of meaning.

Concepts consist in relational structures of meaning.

Causal Explanations; Models; Explanations of Meaning; Narratives.

My father apparently remembers that the film's hero, a beloved lieutenant, dies when he throws himself on an enemy grenade that has been lobbed into his platoon's trench ("platoon" meaning a small military grouping of infantrymen with close ties from being constant comrades in arms).

The number of what the military calls "direct attacks," meaning attacks by insurgents using small arms, grenades and other weapons, increased to 4,542 last year from 1,558 in 2005.

The incidence of bullet wounds was 2%, of shell/rockets was 47%, of fragments of grenade was 16%, of mines was 6% and of bombing explosions was 29%.

"Of course," I said, without meaning it.

Meaning the militias of blank-faced models.