Sentence examples for supply meaning from inspiring English sources

Or is it possible for we readers to supply meaning ourselves?

During my recent blogging hiatus, Will Wilkinson penned a withering post criticizing a recent convert to Christianity who had suggested that atheism can't supply "meaning" in human life.

A steady, unfluctuating supply also is needed; this is referred to technically as "low elasticity of supply," meaning that the amount of a commodity that producers supply to the market is not much affected by the price at which they are able to sell the commodity.

The report says that efforts by law enforcement agencies to curb cocaine trafficking are "woefully inadequate" and points out that Soca has seized just 12 per cent of the supply – meaning that up to 30 tonnes are still reaching Britain every year.

The Cardiff University researchers, who made the discovery last August, now say bacteria with this new genetic resistance to antibiotics have contaminated Delhi's drinking water supply, meaning millions of people there could be carriers.

AVN occurs in bones with a single terminal blood or end-artery supply (meaning there is a limited blood supply), such as the femoral (hip) and humeral (shoulder) heads, carpals (hand bones), and talus (foot bones).

The public reaction is what supplies meaning and value.

It supplies meaning and purpose, transcending the monotony of everyday life.

To be part of the flow is to be part of the world, to live rather than exist within a context that supplies meaning and weight to conduct.

Religion doesn't have to be the system that supplies meaning to our scientific understanding of the world; philosophy can also serve the same purpose.

[2] The FSEIS recognizes that in the short to medium term, light crude balance world oil supplies – meaning that whichever crude is offset from the Gulf Coast market, tar sands from Keystone XL would offset lighter, less carbon intensive crudes.