Sentence examples for the highest meaning from inspiring English sources

The highest meaning led by knowledge through love to ecstasy and the beatific vision.

Serena said today that on a scale of 1 to 10, with 10 the highest, meaning top health, she was a 7 or an 8. "So I was just going out there and just trying to play," she said.

A sequential concatenation of different sound types (music, sound effect) yielded the highest meaning recognition, whereas an overlapping arrangement of sounds of the same type (music, music) yielded the lowest meaning recognition.

This is the highest meaning of being true to yourself.

Says Katie Bardaro, PayScale's lead data scientist, "This is largely driven by the fact that the jobs with the highest meaning fall into two distinct income buckets: much higher than average pay (e.g., physicians) and lower than average pay (e.g., public sector workers)." (Interestingly, there is a strong correlation between job satisfaction and salary).

But he was also seeking to understand the higher meaning of it all, as this note from 1862 suggests.

The building's 14-story granite facade left him awe-struck at the higher meaning of his new job, he recalled.

And the requisite to understanding his poetry is to read it within the context of the religion, which is the only way to decipher the higher meaning of Rumi's works.

Despite this, wages are just the seventh highest, meaning East Midlanders might feel the squeeze each month.

The UK terror alert level is at 'severe', the second highest, meaning that an attack is thought highly likely.

The decision to shoot down a plane, he said, would be made at what military commanders have called "the highest authority," meaning Prime Minister David Cameron.