Sentence examples for obvious meanings from inspiring English sources

It requires deciphering crude pictographs with less than obvious meanings on the minute display screen.

The film is pretty ponderous, and it may seem horribly dated now that we are this far away from the first, remarkable emergence of Barbra herself in the 1960s - not that she had anything in common with all the obvious meanings of that decade.

Works with obvious meanings, he wrote, cease to be art.

The significance of the imagery is often so densely and intricately layered that a work has to be viewed multiple times before even the most obvious meanings become apparent.

AND, NOT and OR have their obvious meanings.

It is important to always interpret a dream according to what is happening in your life and to look for the most obvious meanings first.

The date seemed to have no obvious meaning.

"Make of it what you like", says Zumthor. "There is no hidden, or even obvious, meaning here.

All three, given the task of making narrative sense of situations that lack obvious meaning, are effectively acting out an allegory on the uses and abuses of fiction.

In a series of poems that emulate a screenplay, props like "disembodied / buttons, a collapsed preschool- / quality mobile, empty test tubes" pile up without obvious meaning.

In the absence of obvious meaning or motivation to the looting, everyone seemed to see in it a mirrored reinforcement of his or her own beliefs.