Sentence examples for question of meaning from inspiring English sources

And then there's the question of meaning.

Which brings us back to the question of meaning.

But we act according to reasons as well as neurological causes, and reasons are a question of meaning, which in turn involves the inescapably creative business of interpretation.

Phenomenologists have noted that this distinction is a question of meaning and thus pertains to the reflective, or ontological, level; it is a distinction made, however, on the level of the everyday world, that of the natural attitude.

This memoir — which is shot through with references to the literature that Bouillier loves, to Ulysses and to "Ulysses" and to Virginia Woolf — gives shape to the question of "meaning," whether it's illusory, whether that matters at all.

Markman would trump these considerations with his argument that a jury should decide a question of meaning peculiar to a trade or profession simply because the question is a subject of testimony requiring credibility determinations, which are the jury's forte.

Amid this visceral, mesmeric experience, questions of meaning seem stifling.

I generally don't ask myself big questions like that as I write, questions of meaning.

Questions of meaning — who are we, how shall we live, where are we going?

It has never been science's purview to speak to theological questions of meaning or faith.

Which is what drives a lot of people to be concerned with questions of legacy and questions of meaning.