Sentence examples for twofold meaning from inspiring English sources

Likewise, her death has taken on a twofold meaning.

The main commandment of the Christian ethic was derived from the Old Testament: "You shall love your neighbour as yourself" (Leviticus 19 18), but Jesus filled this commandment with a new, twofold meaning.

The twofold meaning of the epithet is significant and can serve to make the mythology of sacred kingship understandable in other places as well, because the function of the king is in fact double.

The equilibrium also has a twofold meaning.

HRQoL measurement obtains a twofold meaning in the field of lung cancer medication.

"Complete" has a twofold meaning here: First, there now exists a translation of volume III into English, while until today the only translation had been into Chinese.

The meaning is twofold.

"Bright-Sided" rightly says that the meaning is twofold: that we are encouraged to override the wishes of anyone else, and that we become failures when the process doesn't pay off.

One year, though, I found one that read: "If I know what love is, it's because of you". I gave it to my mother, and its meaning was twofold: If I know what a parent's love for her child is like, it is because of her.

The meaning of this is twofold.

Twofold vision is seeing not only with the eye, but through it, seeing contexts, associations, emotional meanings, connections.