Sentence examples for ranges of meaning from inspiring English sources

The additional meaning of nuclear has already been mentioned; one may list it with words such as computer and jet, which acquired new ranges of meaning in the mid-20th century.

Both Dionysiac and Eleusinian mysteries had a wide range of meaning.

The language of faith is ubiquitous in Paul's letters and has a great range of meaning.

The aesthetic wonder is that this enormity fades when we stand back from the huge book and ponder its shape and endless range of meaning.

Patañjali presents a long debate on the extreme positions in this argument, and finally concludes that both the individual instances and the class property must be included within the range of meaning.

Same idea here, but with a broader range of meaning.

This is such a pleasure in an artist: she matches her progressing abilities with an expanded range of meaning.

Make a collage depicting a range of meaning in "Stars and Stripes" imagery in art, popular culture, and fashion.

"Words do have a limited range of meaning, and no interpretation that goes beyond that is reasonable," he has said.

With its universality and range of meaning, the Iliad has gripped readers in many ages and societies, both peaceful and belligerent.

In his more cautious formulation he says that "words do have a limited range of meaning, and no interpretation that goes beyond that range is permissible".