Sentence examples for lent meaning from inspiring English sources
"Each shot," he himself wrote in his chilly collection of aphorisms, Notes on Cinematography, "is like a word, meaning nothing by itself... it is lent meaning by its context".
Those of you who've already read On Purpose know how Vic Strecher's children have lent meaning to his life.
The struggle, the yearning, lends meaning to their life.
That's what will lend meaning to the creed our fathers once declared.
Even if children are irksome now, they lend meaning to life in the long term.
Benatar also rejects the argument that struggle and suffering, in themselves, can lend meaning to existence.
That's what will lend meaning to the creed our fathers once declared," Obama said.
Work may not set us free, but it lends meaning to our days, and without it we'd be lost.
For Mr. Craft, the helmet venture is a way to lend meaning to a long business career in Vietnam.
With their drastically limited visual detail, they actually distance the viewer from the content, reducing the information that lends meaning to images.
Textiles, she writes, "are used to make the tangible things that surround bodies and that organize, structure, and lend meaning to the contours of everyday life".
