Sentence examples for its meaning for from inspiring English sources

It is to revive its meaning for us, here and now, and not merely to show that it had meaning in the past.

Its omission or oblivion simply means that French history, and beyond it human history, has lost all its meaning for us.

In a tonal language, changing a word's pitch changes its meaning; for example, the Mandarin word "ma" can mean mother, reproach, horse, or hemp depending on the pitch the speaker uses.

It is succinct, active voice, unambiguous in its meaning for the generation of its time and the generations to follow.

The provenance of the noun apokatastasis is more easily established than its meaning, for even in the New Testament it may signify not so much the restoration of that which was once the case as the realisation of that which ought to be (see further Tzamalikos 2007: 237 356; Ramelli 2013: 129 221).

Second, it is important to realize that what a name means for experts may not be the same as its meaning for the public.

For adult and young adult audiences, it reimagines the tale and probes its meanings for us today.

The market did not invent the word, but the cooptation of its meanings for corporate profit should surely remind us of its power.

Along the way, it changed its meaning: not for the individual quilters who sewed panels in tribute to dead friends and lovers but for the people who experienced it.

Politicians on both sides of the political spectrum employ it frequently, although its meaning differs for each side.

It is in that context that Ms. Meier's run in "Wozzeck" finds its meaning, both for the Met audience and for her, its undercurrent of poignancy and triumph.