Sentence examples for higher meaning from inspiring English sources
"I felt like I needed higher meaning in my life".
Inflation, while still below 2percentt, could head higher, meaning interest rates would rise.
Do things reverberate with a secondary, higher meaning, or are they merely what they are?
Yields were all higher – meaning prices were down – on Portuguese, Spanish and Italian bonds on Friday.
"And then there's a much more abstract process of finding some higher meaning... in what has transpired," he said.
But he was also seeking to understand the higher meaning of it all, as this note from 1862 suggests.
I don't think they mean "tallest" – this would mean that the park was exceptionally vertical – but "highest", meaning a long way off the ground.
Having children, for instance, is associated with high meaning but lower happiness.
That makes prices high, meaning people will go to great lengths to unearth it.
Capital investment in such factory farms is high, meaning that production is backed by giant companies.
