Sentence examples for important meanings from inspiring English sources

This is a very nice example of what Bonhoeffer means by the living truth, the more important meanings in communication that may not, and sometimes cannot, be conveyed by strict reportage.

Terms such as "sharia" and "caliphate" have important meanings to Muslims quite different from the distorted connotations they often carry in the west.

Some words still carry their Greek form, whereas others have become established in their more important meanings as Latin equivalents of Aristotle's own words.

Horizontal wells productivity prediction and its influence factors analysis have important meanings in development of tight oil reservoirs.

It has important meanings to carry out sustainable residential building designs with high thermal comfort and low energy consumption.

The rate and the contribution of face to face learning on e-learning integrate important meanings in this learning process.

For every question the following response was possible on a four-point Likert scale ("very important meaning, rather important meaning, rather less important meaning, no importance").

Or had she perhaps failed to grasp some important meaning concealed in his words?

The title Christ, from the Greek word meaning "anointed" or "messiah," was one of several appellations for Jesus, but it increasingly took on a special and important meaning.

Take a picture with your phone or camera of an object that you consider art, or an object that has important meaning to you right now.

These sources may only have a keyword to join them up or perhaps nothing at all, but when you add location they may turn out to share important meaning and relevance.