Sentence examples for various meanings from inspiring English sources

Ownership apparently has various meanings.

PREMINGER (indulgently): Well, there are various meanings of the word.

You could read various meanings into such works, but what prevails is more factuality than transcendence.

However, having suggested various meanings, Adjaye doesn't want you to take them too far.

The term cultivar has various meanings, however, depending on the mode of reproduction of the crop.

Skillful questioning can often produce testimony that can be made to take on various meanings.

Individualism once exhibited interesting national variations, but its various meanings have since largely merged.

It announces itself as inspired by the title's various meanings: "stupid" — "drugs" — "cool": a laidback triple whammy of ambiguous associations.

This is true, but it is crucial to understand that Providence can acquire various meanings depending on the circumstances.

As Gibbon sorted out the various meanings of enlightenment, he searched for a historical topic worthy of investigation.

As with all abstract or semi-abstract art, the viewer can ascribe various meanings to the work.