Sentence examples for strong meaning from inspiring English sources

"The name Lincoln has very strong meaning for this country," Mr. Farley said.

There's no real strong meaning or tie between the title and the music, though".

For Max Christie, the Ossining freshman, making an antismoking message has a particularly strong meaning.

Fourteen years later we did it and 25 years after that we're still doing it and it still has a strong meaning.

There is an alternate event in Australian history we could celebrate instead on the June public holiday that would infuse it with strong meaning again.

Bigger airlines are shrinking their fleets to cut fuel costs, even as demand for travel remains strong — meaning flights are growing more crowded and unpleasant.

I especially like that these artistic decisions feel natural and serve the songs beautifully; they evoke strong meanings and invite contemplation, but at heart they're instinctive moves brought about by love of the material.

It has come to have a much stronger meaning than "always".

In Arabic, the word for it, ijtithath, was far stronger, meaning to uproot or tear out.

In one email VICE News obtained, the SEC's chief FOIA officer, John Livornese, remarked to a colleague after the Senate memorialized its position in a report, "Just when you thought exemption 8 couldn't get any stronger," meaning the SEC could continue to withhold information under that exemption.

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