Sentence examples for very meaning from inspiring English sources

In doublespeak, the very meaning of the word poverty disappears when to be poor no longer means to lack money.

The very meaning of authenticity has changed.

It goes against the very meaning of democracy.

The open questions start with the very meaning of the message conveyed by a cross.

But isn't "tightly bound to lobbyists" packed into the very meaning "Congressman"?

This change should be accompanied by a fundamental re-examination of the very meaning of "merit".

The other thing is that enhancements bring into question the very meaning of athletic endeavors.

To grasp this hidden dimension is to transform the very meaning of athletic play".

But today Iranian society is divided over the very meaning of piety.

But what happens when legislators change the very meaning of the phrase, and strip away those lessons?

The serendipitous system led to intense debates about politics, sex, drugs and the very meaning of our existence.