Sentence examples for meaningful sphere from inspiring English sources

This makes women dependent on men and devalued, since their work is outside the meaningful sphere of public economic production (Friedan 1963).

This interpretation, which humans give our experience, is not equally meaningful in all spheres.

But our role in the digital sphere is to drive meaningful relationships that translate into customer advocates and revenue.

Though a modest work, "Goldkind" represents a meaningful partnership between creative artists from different spheres of contemporary music.

I'd say rather that his life in music so far has trumped them, by making himself essential to a much wider sphere of influence, exposure, and, in a meaningful sense, accessibility.

"The whole motivation behind Fabric is that many meaningful parts of your life do not belong in the public sphere," explains Vijayvergiya.

From the library of 53 sulfated NSGMs, 11 showed >50% inhibition of primary sphere formation in HT-29 cells without inducing any meaningful inhibition of monolayer growth (see Supporting Information Figure S4 for all results).

The democratization of publication and consumption that the networked sphere represents is too expansive for there to be any meaningful improvement possible in terms of controlling or labeling information.

A new generation of studies shows that genes and environment don't occupy separate spheres — that much of what is labeled "hereditary" becomes meaningful only in the context of experience.

Any meaningful limit to growth, Illich insisted, has to be rooted in the defense of a sphere beyond production and consumption.

Accordingly, such an interpretation can only be meaningful if it is done contextually, i.e. performed within the specific social, political, and economic spheres and related to concrete space and time (Long 2001; Wiesmann 1998).