Sentence examples for has many meanings from inspiring English sources

Teshuvah has many meanings: On it most primordial level it means to "return"; on a more practical level it means to regret our mistakes and to turn toward goodness.

The term I as a novice found most problematic in context studies was 'activity' (Halliday et al. [1964]: 90): in ordinary life, the word has many meanings and each seems clear in its 'context' , but what exactly did it mean in the description of field of discourse?

The word 'push' has many meanings".

The title of the show has many meanings.

The word "friends," of course, has many meanings in Hollywood.

But, as befitting an ominipresent colour, green has many meanings.

As a consequence of this strategy, Montague's paper has many meaning postulates.

Bugs have had many meanings in European folklore.

A verb can have many meanings, but they don't all carry over to the adjective".

She said she hoped the work had "many meanings; you can play around with it.

Fairy tales, like great paintings, can have many "meanings" -- layered, subtle, often conflicting.