There is a kind of counter-criticism that seeks to expand the work of art, by connecting it, opening up its meanings, inviting in the possibilities.
Further, DT focuses on meaning-making, by inviting patients to reflect on what is important to them.
"Everything Strange and New" unfolds as a series of deliberately disconnected parts that have the feel of random snapshots inviting you to read meaning into what is left unsaid and unseen beyond the frame.
The girl did not respond to the health care provider's intended meaning; neither to the humorous and inviting talk nor to the restraint.
Mr. Turturro might have taken an ethno-musicological approach to all this bounty, laying out its history and inviting experts to explain its meaning.
Initially, I am all charm and generosity, inviting everyone and anyone over and meaning it.
It can be inferred that teacher voice, by bringing in and inviting student attention to the images, encodes the Engagement meaning of [attribute], or to be more specific [acknowledge].
"Chocolat" poses a less-than-penetrating question: Can the liberating virtues of pleasure -- here embodied by the warm, inviting power of chocolate -- triumph over well-meaning but closed-minded small-town zealots?
The expected meaning of an object and that meaning's continuity with experience are at odds with one another: essentially a re-contexutalization inviting redefinition.
The magic of "Beasts of the Southern Wild" is that it does not worry too much about distinguishing among the elements of this quest, or inviting the viewer to sort them into different levels of meaning.
The company disclosed on Thursday that on the eve of its stock market debut it was inviting employees to a "hackathon," or marathon programming session, bringing new meaning to the term overnight millionaire.
