Sentence examples for meaning exists from inspiring English sources
They provide boundaries within which meaning exists.
We all care about our family and our kids so obviously meaning exists.
Comparing the meaning of a word to the power of a piece in chess, he insisted that it is only in the context of human activity that meaning exists.
The most charming sequence in the film, it goes to the heart of the filmmakers' point: to demonstrate that architecture's real meaning exists in small details, in the little victories and defeats that make up everyday life.
At the same time, it is recognized that no 'right' or 'true' or general meaning exists (Weber, 2003).
In contrast, modern society is constitutively alienated: merely conventional social institutions devoid of meaning exist disconnected from individuals and their highly individualized self-understanding.
The qin was often played by Buddhist monks; complex cosmological and symbolic meanings existed for every aspect of its shape, constructional material, tone, and playing technique.
Thus, when the propositional function "Tx in which T stands for the predicate "…is a tiger" and x is a variable replaceable with a name is written beside a symbol known as the existential quantifier ∃x, meaning "There exists at least one x such that…"—the result is a sentence that means "There exists at least one x such that x is a tiger".
A similar kind of aggression against the slipperiness of the work and the ambiguities of the artist's intent and meaning often exists in literary criticism and academic scholarship, a desire to make certain what is uncertain, to know what is unknowable, to turn the flight across the sky into the roast upon the plate, to classify and contain.
