Sentence examples for many meaning from inspiring English sources

More than 100 years ago, Karl Marx wrote, "One capitalist always kills many," meaning that a constantly dwindling number of capitalists would eventually monopolize everything.

When a researcher announced in 1981 that Ty Cobb had been credited with two hits too many — meaning that Pete Rose was chasing 4,189, not the celebrated 4,191 — Commissioner Bowie Kuhn fumed.

As a consequence of this strategy, Montague's paper has many meaning postulates.

The multilogical methodologies I advocate in this paper are flexible and can accommodate the many meaning systems used by Earth's citizens in their everyday lives.

Consistent with an acceptance of difference, ontological shifts would be represented with many voices and research design would embrace polysemia (i.e., many meaning systems, hence truths).

However, as discussed in 3.2.2, both of the anti-individualistic and normative responses detach meaning from individual use in a way that many meaning holists would find unacceptable.

In English, 'prick' is a word with many meanings; in Italian, 'cazzo' can mean only one thing.

Too many meanings.

And then how many meanings unfold.

The word 'push' has many meanings".

The word, architecture, takes on many meanings.