Sentence examples for level of meaning from inspiring English sources

The film doesn't even hint at the novel's deeper level of meaning.

Rather than being jarring, this casting, arrived at by the production's director, Jack Cummings III, adds another level of meaning.

That is immaterial this week, though, and the Kosovo factor has given Albanian celebrations an extra, profound level of meaning.

But with the continuing and unprecedented level of success of Team GB, there are attempts in some quarters to discern a level of meaning.

Other standard devices of this poetry are the kenning, a figurative name for a thing, usually expressed in a compound noun (e.g., swan-road used to name the sea); and variation, the repeating of a single idea in different words, with each repetition adding a new level of meaning.

The second level is the level of propositions and ideas in themselves, the level of meaning.

In spite of an apparent simplicity, his short poems have several levels of meaning.

Every move a black man makes in our society is still freighted with levels of meaning.

The myth of Indra killing the dragon Vritra has many levels of meaning.

For the easily intimidated, guilt is also stirred by the observations of acquaintances who return to a show a number of times to find deeper levels of meaning.

Though their individual poetic style and tone are completely different, together they build a perfect and true sonnet with both literal and figurative levels of meaning.