Sentence examples for is given meaning from inspiring English sources

Seeing race as connected only with the bogus science behind the Holocaust denies the myriad ways in which race is given meaning.

In other words, if no input signal is given, meaning A is not bound to B (A = 0) then C should also be not bound to B (C = 0), and vice versa.

In some cases, millions of pounds of public money has been spent before planning permission is given, meaning, say green belt campaigners, pressure is put on councils to approve applications or risk wasting taxpayer funds.

It makes sense: matter is given meaning by ideas, ideas are embodied in matter, and the filmmaker's analytical eye captures the paradox itself a world in which the struggle of ideas has cruel physical results and in which the stakes of that struggle are on constant view in symbols.

It makes sense: matter is given meaning by ideas, ideas are embodied in matter, and the filmmaker's analytical eye captures the paradox itself — a world in which the struggle of ideas has cruel physical results and in which the stakes of that struggle are on constant view in symbols.

It is given meaning by prior elements: the structures we have built together (the NHS); the resources that belong to us all (land, rivers, forests, air, schools, universities); the systems that we all keep afloat with mutual trust (money creation, social security).

No details of how NESV are financing the bid have been given, meaning neither the current board, supporters nor the FA have any idea of the group's ability to make the required investment.

Inundated by images and sounds of manufactured pop stars, finding genuine talent speaking raw human emotion is giving meaning back to the female voice.

Tribalism was given meaning by these wider political attachments.

"Of course, words are given meaning by context, and context includes the purpose of the text".

Our lives are given meaning by the service we supply to the nation.