Sentence examples for the only meaning from inspiring English sources
"Innovation is the only meaning of the watchmaking métier today," Mr. Zanetta said.
Yet this was hardly the only meaning of his "death of God".
It's even more terrible to wonder if that was the only meaning they ever could have had, though history will take longer to write that one.
Baldness is the bald man's only meaningful burden, in the sense that it's the only meaning that other folk are prepared to take from a bald man.
The temple they're ready to die for is the Metro-Centre shopping mall, which represents the only meaning in J. G. Ballard's biting, surreal vision of suburban London.
The lens was scanned in a raster pattern in the transverse plane only, meaning that the depth of the treated plane was defined theoretically by the Rayleigh length of the focused laser beam (Fig. 5).
To deal with the traffic conditions, the National Park Service has made Ohio Drive along the Potomac River northbound only, meaning there will be no vehicular access to West Potomac Park from Independence Avenue.
i stand by the words "love only", meaning I won't tolerate on my timeline any kind of hate, racism, or discrimination towards ANYONE.
The optimal solutions found from the bi-criteria problems are shown to be close to the solution minimizing GHG emissions only, meaning that the emission minimizing policy can also minimize user costs.
Scott answered with, "Roger", only meaning that the message was received, not that he was confirming the request to act.
