Sentence examples for lived meaning from inspiring English sources

A few times I stopped in the street where he lived, meaning to confront him, but Elias was always out "working on paths", as his wife Innes described it.

Reminding us that old age is our universal destiny, Beauvoir tells us that its lived meaning is specific to our historical, class and cultural situations.

Those audiences almost all watch the games live, meaning there is no fast-forwarding through commercials during DVR playbacks.

There are more than 19,000 former players still living, meaning nearly 6,000 of them will fall into those two groups.

HTC thinks this ad shows its commitment to "people, their needs and how they work and live"– meaning HTC has the same mission as Microsoft.

The first is that 95percentt of people still watch TV live, meaning they couldn't skip commercials with their DVR.

And of course, not all experiments live, meaning that Nearby could find a seat on the shelf, and not in your phone.

These green care farms have many characteristics of small scale living, meaning that a small group of residents live together in a home-like and non-institutional 'house' on the terrain of a farm.

Look at their coverage maps to see if they cover where you live, meaning check to see if you can get cell service where you live.

The analytical approach was phenomenological, which emphasises gaining insight into the lived meanings of a phenomenon by meeting it as unprejudiced as possible [ 22, 23].

The parental group and the childless group were subdivided by the individuals' living situation, meaning living out in the community or in institutional care.