Sentence examples for meaning attributed from inspiring English sources

He said: "The words complained of are not capable of bearing the meaning attributed to them by the claimant in her particulars of claim or any other defamatory meaning of which she might complain".

"From that date, for these reasons, the falsity of the meaning attributed to the words complained of has been universally accepted and the claimant's [McAlpine's] reputation was, at that date effectively vindicated".

Occasionally such a code word achieves an independent existence (and meaning) while the original equivalent phrase is forgotten or at least no longer has the precise meaning attributed to the code word e.g., modem (originally standing for "modulator-demodulator").

The qualification "international" has the special meaning attributed to it by the convention and, in order to avoid ambiguity, carriage governed by the Warsaw Convention is often referred to as Warsaw carriage.

The meaning attributed to different levels of sports performance was key for understanding the differences in compromising behaviour.

He could then summon 'reason', with the new meaning attributed to it, to do the job previously performed by 'faith'faith

This experience is a function of the meaning or significance attributed to the experience.

Indeed, the opposite is true, particularly when one considers most of the meanings attributed to the word bodacious".

But of course, it leaves room for improvement concerning the specific meanings attributed.

The essence of a thing is identified with the "consummatory consequences" and emerges from the various meanings attributed to it.

The observations in this work are however in contradiction with the different physical meanings attributed to the circuit elements found in literature.