Sentence examples for inherent meanings from inspiring English sources

The likes of Riley Harmon, Alison Mealey and Wafaa Bilal have all used videogame graphics, interfaces and/or tropes in their work, trading not only on the visual imagery and accepted conventions of games, but also their inherent meanings.

The misconception Gladwell makes in his book is a common one and arises because people think events have inherent meanings.

And because of this, this lack of inherent meaning or value, it was stunning.

It has no inherent meaning, and gets messy when new offspring are found.

The sex has no inherent meaning without the characters providing it.

Or is Wolf Hall, like Brideshead, the architecture that expresses the inherent meaning of the civilisation that constructed it.

Of all things in the world surely the body is the one thing which doesn't have inherent meaning.

Because of their biological makeup, she argues, most women want to limit the amount of time they spend at work and to find "inherent meaning" there, as opposed to domination.

There was no inherent meaning in Annie's dying at ten, except the recognition that mortality was the rule of existence; serenity could be found only in the contemplation of the vast indifference of the universe.

Words can be broken down into small units that have no inherent meaning, but when these units are held and combined over fractions of a second or more they become comprehensible.

Since the difference is so marked and systematic, it has an inherent meaning.