Sentence examples for single meaning from inspiring English sources

The fact that there is no single meaning does not mean there is no meaning, he said, and it doesn't excuse writers, thinkers and speakers from trying to be as clear as possible about what they think they mean.

"But I'm not sure photography ever had a single meaning.

That determination, however, cannot be made simply by declaring that the Constitution has a single meaning.

It is futile to insist that a complicated symbolic act has only a single meaning.

And these belong to one science, whether they have or have not one single meaning.

We should not expect these experiences to cohere into a single "meaning of life".

Ms. Alexander has repeatedly insisted that her art has no single meaning, no "sum-upable" content.

Since the play is an attack on limiting definitions, it is hard to pin any single meaning on it.

But as desirable as this seems, reality dooms it to failure: events seldom have a single meaning.

All acts of reading are necessarily acts of interpretation, and as a consequence there are no objective truths nor single meanings.

Conjunction 1 examined activation of multiple versus single meanings of ambiguous words (RRa ∩ RRa > Rd ∩ RRa > Rs), and thus highlighted brain regions involved in semantic representation.