Sentence examples for meaning creating from inspiring English sources

Like Brahms, whose classical structures and baroque leanings sit comfortably next to his ardent Romanticism, Barber was stimulated by the rich legacy that lay before him (of Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin and Brahms), but he always sought new meaning, creating an individual and unmistakable voice for his own deeply felt poeticism.

If you submit yourself to this art – approaching the sculptures like free verse whose meaning you might rather absorb than decode – you realise you are in a place unlike any you've entered before, where a distinctive mind has messed with the world of objects and meaning, creating her own strange, compressed archaeology, which you are invited to expand into imaginary life.

The individual lexemes of the language constitute a semiotic repertoire that is available to the speaker and this must allow for innovative, meaning creating uses, or exploitations in Hanks' (2013) terminology.

It is time for President Obama to cut back on spending and reallocate dollars going foolishly to nation-building in Afghanistan and Iraq back to nation-building at home, meaning creating jobs that Americans are proud to have.

For years, BJ has followed her own path to happiness and meaning, creating designs of imagination and beauty that have graced the feminine half of the species.

How he spent his time after his term expired was critical to maintaining his life satisfaction and sense of meaning, creating an even bigger challenge for an ex-President than it is for the rest of us.

It comes with a secondary meaning attached, a meaning created by the plinth itself.

They seemed distinctions without meaning, created by an intellectual oligarchy to keep the plebs at bay and obscuring what should be expressed in plain English.

"There is new meaning created by the interaction of things," says Enzo Tagliazucchi, a physicist at the Institute for Medical Psychology in Kiel, Germany.

Taylor's insistence on the importance of meanings creates a powerful awareness of the way meanings change over time and differ across cultures.

Teachers' new role is integrating technology into the curriculum so that learners build on their own experiences, construct their own meanings, create products, and solve problems successfully.