Sentence examples for sort of meaning from inspiring English sources

It is part of a fine-grained analysis of a childhood and adolescence that produced a man whose insecurity made him a vulnerable figure in the cynical Formula One paddock, once he had come to believe that being a racing driver offered his life some sort of meaning – as well as, more importantly, a means of supporting his own young family.

What he wanted to do was to find ways to give everyday objects some sort of meaning.

He explained that even though algebra had been reduced to a seemingly absurd but logical set of operations, eventually some sort of meaning would be restored.

"And you see that, and you think about there being something we're here for, something to give it all some sort of meaning... and you think maybe.

Then I have to figure out a way that I can use real language, so it has some sort of meaning to readers.

We try to bounce things off each other, either to offset loneliness or to try to figure things out, find some sort of meaning.

They wondered what sort of meanings could be created if they vacuum-formed natural objects.

Here's a look back at some of the day's developments:  Terry McAuliffe's slim margin of victory of Ken Cuccinelli in the Virginia governor's race was rich with all sorts of meaning.

Like a church or a temple, the contemporary gallery is a codified space with all sorts of meaning attached to what seem like incidentals – the height and placement of works, their order on the wall, the lighting – all of it a complete experience that complements art and makes the experience unique.

Many philosophers hold that indexicals have two sorts of meaning.

"Othering" actually has a sort-of specific meaning, in sociological terms, placing a person or a thing outside the scope of normality and acceptability.