Sentence examples for making the meaning from inspiring English sources

Solutions could include making the meaning more accessible or, as with Mr. Barney, providing more aggressive visual compensation.

Reaching back to both Hegel and Kant, Royce conceives of the progress of knowledge as making the meaning of our ideas more determinate.

Never mind that the title does not make the meaning of it all any clearer.

Exaggeration can serve to make the meaning of a sentence more salient, and therefore unmistakable.

When it comes to grammar, we try to correct if the error or imprecision has made the meaning very unclear.

K-Dot makes the meaning of the 'To Pimp A Butterfly' phrase plain throughout the album, but this amendment to the title adds a new dimension.

With War Is Over, Ono wants to give up the right of judgment – in true postmodernist style – to the visitor: you make the meaning.

He had been thinking about how to phrase this joke to make the meaning more precisely double, but it would do.

She makes the meaning of their lives sing and sweat as she invites us into their experiences, their longings, their struggles and their disappointments.

Would you honor your own friend by putting words down anyhow, just as they come to you — no thought for the sound they make, the meaning of their sound, the sound of their meaning?

What they've done is made the meaning of the Noah story into something that's not in the Bible". .