Sentence examples for meaningful from inspiring English sources

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meaningful

adjective

Having meaning, significant.

  • I think we made a meaningful contribution to this project today.

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They think it's unfair to expect Germany to make an open-ended commitment to support these countries in the absence of meaningful reform.

Many of the interactions were not "conversations" in a meaningful sense of the word: did you vote Labour last time?

Yet, far from expressing wonder that an act as extreme and barbaric as the murders is what it takes for the west to show defiance towards a religious duty that is not meaningful to non-Muslims, cultural provocateurs successfully argue that this highly exceptional situation is in fact indicative of a general contempt for Islam.

What she is calling for is a more meaningful shift in attitudes towards women.

Fanatical defenders of religion start out attacking contemporary secular culture; it's no surprise when they end up forsaking any meaningful religious experience.

Network Rail has warned that meaningful cuts in its budget can only come at the expense of a smaller railway that will have to carry fewer passengers than the 1.3bn journeys it managed in 2009.

This unconvincing victory, from the substitute Nacho Novo's only meaningful touch of the ball, brought Rangers the Scottish Cup to go with the Scottish Premier League Championship they had won at Tannadice six days earlier.

"Deteriorating relations between the US and Russia over Ukraine, the rivalry between Saudi Arabia and Iran, and rifts between the backers of Syria's fragmented opposition have sapped hope that a meaningful political process can take place.

Privacy International said : "All internet and telephone communications, without meaningful limits, are being collected, stored and analysed by the security and intelligence services, regardless of any grounds for suspicion.

Pressley himself has a grievance with Neil Doncaster, the chief executive of the Scottish Premier League, and the clubs therein who categorically refuse to contemplate a meaningful expansion to the top division.

"[It] ought to be encouraged to be more publicly visible both in terms of encouraging people to use it and, where meaningful claims have been made, to actually publicise those findings," he said.

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