Sentence examples for insider meaning from inspiring English sources

Filming would not start before 2016, according to the insider, meaning the drama would return in autumn 2016 at the earliest.

Klinsmann has the aura of the international soccer celebrity — "sexy," one soccer insider said, meaning attractive, in the public relations sense.

These days much new art and many exhibitions, like "Greater New York," operate the way this show does, through occult meanings, insider formulas and arcane links between present and past.

As the grammarian Robert Funk explains, T.G., as it is known to linguistic insiders, holds that "meaning is generated in the deep structure and then transformed into a variety of surface structures (sentences we actually speak)." As I get it, the transformationalists are figuring out why children acquire their native language so quickly and spontaneously.

It gives new meaning to insider trading".

Walt wants to warn him, but knows that he'll expose himself as a drug-trade insider in the process, meaning he'd need to disappear forever.

Unfortunately, most people who succeed, or even survive, in politics do so by becoming insiders, to even well meaning politicians and other political actors bring their own agendas to these processes.

We had to manage this issue while ensuring the trustworthiness and credibility of the data was enhanced through interpretations of meanings by insider team members [ 9] who had subjective knowledge of the research setting [ 11].

But to the insider it has a special meaning.

What is the meaning of "The Insider" within Hollywood's politics?

But others probably did not follow the link, meaning that Alley Insider alone — and not The Journal — reaped the advertising pennies from the excerpt.