Sentence examples for holds meaning from inspiring English sources
This is not to say the rest of the Address no longer holds meaning.
Everything that she sees reminds her of her past and holds meaning for her.
Results indicate that this mobile tourist experience holds meaning related to the perception of self-identity and the encounter of corporeal self.
Without a law governing the human aspect of privacy, people will continue to steal, borrow and monetize this valuable asset until it no longer holds meaning.
As monotonous as that eventual thing might become, the first time holds meaning.
What in her journey -- her epiphanies, her experiences, her example -- holds meaning for those of us who are left behind?
How strange it is that Mr Dickens names should so often hold meaning.
"Held" meaning hero, we associate the term above all with the heroic music dramas of Wagner.
"I provide one-to-one therapy supporting people to achieve goals that hold meaning for them," she explains.
Time and again thereafter Norwich threatened on the break, but the Ipswich defence somehow held, meaning the result was in doubt until the last.
