Sentence examples for reading meaning from inspiring English sources

11.29pm GMT The same-sex marriage bill is up for its second reading, meaning the debate is about to start.

Somewhere I read that the great Steve Jobs thought that reading, meaning the content that is defined as "books," would decline against the onslaught of other cyber activities, which he seemed to deem more important.

There was the danger, after one of his bad periods, of reading meaning into Murt's every blink and syllable.

But in severe cases, he said, patients can become highly agitated and caught up in paranoid delusions, reading meaning into trivial things, "something said on TV, something a passer-by might say, a bird flying by".

Roberts makes a forceful case for judicial self-restraint – for unelected federal judges not reading meaning into the Constitution based on their personal preferences – quoting Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr., Learned Hand, and other great practitioners of that philosophy in the twentieth century.

Two-thirds of students tested fell below the level the federal government considers proficient, and 37percentt fell below even basic knowledge of reading, meaning they could read little beyond simple words and sentences and could not draw conclusions from what they read.

Branch-length error is also affected by read length; for example, rpoB simulations with 200 reads had mean DF first quartiles close to 0 for 100-bp reads, meaning that at least a quarter of topologically correct branches were severely underestimated in length, versus mean DF first quartiles near 0.5 for 400-bp reads.

The ability of humans to read meaning into patterns is the most defining characteristic we have".

This is an intuitive way of working, requiring both the artist and the viewer to read meaning into the results.

Even architecture holds lessons for those willing to read meaning in glass and steel, Mr. Capelli said.

As a result, the audience has to stir its imagination in order to read meaning into cryptic images.