Sentence examples for meaning of taking from inspiring English sources

Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni was quoted as telling Kadima ministers that the government-appointed investigative commission's findings were "harsh," but that "we need to continue together — that is the meaning of taking responsibility".

Note that it is not clear by definition that the holomorphic simple connectivity is preserved by a biholomorphic mapping since the meaning of taking the derivative is different when the coordinates change; but by the complex chain rule this is a matter of a holomorphic factor which can be assimilated into the original function.

Not only will you get the physical and mental benefits of the activity, you will also experience the symbolic meaning of taking time to take care of yourself.

If so, then it would be most productive to address patients' worries about side effects and the personal meanings of taking medication (20).

Create a bond between the bird so it creates a meaning and enjoyment of taking care of the bird.

"To present yourself as a person who is dying of Aids in a culture which has lost so many writers and voices of great meaning, to take advantage of that sympathy and empathy, is the most unfortunate part of all of this," Silverberg said.

"To present yourself as a person who is dying of AIDS in a culture which has lost so many writers and voices of great meaning, to take advantage of that sympathy and empathy, is the most unfortunate part of all of this," Mr. Silverberg said.

But even as the meaning of "brave" took firm hold, Shakespeare recognized that the word had acquired a different sense, of "overly audacious, too forward": in his 1605 "King Lear," he wrote of "men so disordered, so deboshed and bold".

Men are not becoming wimps; they have been given the freedom to express their "softer" emotions, find joy in less "manly" tasks, and choose careers based on meaning and fulfillment instead of taking a path based solely on money.

That sly repetition of "certain" reveals both the chasm between two of its meanings and the futility of taking anything other than the past for granted.

The Thurman Cafe is the place I keep meaning to take all of my out-of-town friends when they visit, and almost always fail to do so.