Sentence examples for simple meaning from inspiring English sources
"It's a simple meaning," he said.
In either case it has a simple meaning.
BERMAN: I think that "advancing the liberal argument" has a simple meaning.
To me, education has a simple meaning: it's simply a key – a key that will open a bright future".
Mr. Miller took it as a signal to keep life in the country simple, meaning circuitry free.
The procedure is simple, meaning it could be performed at hundreds of labs around the world, rather than only a handful.
"It's this shift in perspective from somebody at 21 who's attempting to produce an unambiguous situation, and somebody at 50 who has accepted that the world is resistant to your attempts to impose simple meanings on it".
Williams always stood apart from the main trends in musicology, shunning the search for simple meanings or messages in music, rejecting the formalist analytical methods of Heinrich Schenker and others, and the "new musicology" that took over so much American scholarship from the 1980s onwards.
That's why Shinran didn't give a HOOT about what happened to his body - but was FIERCELY INTENT that his words - and their simple meanings - be preserved AND transmitted after his death just as he transmitted them for 60 years of his life.
The aim would be to get a clear grasp of complex meanings by reducing them, without remainder, to simple meanings.
It follows that the terms 'geometry' and 'physical space' do not have simple meanings in the 19th century, and changing conceptions of these terms do not follow a simple pattern of refinement.
