Sentence examples for which meaning from inspiring English sources

It is unclear which meaning the reporter had in mind).

Deconstruction stressed the extent to which "meaning" and "authorial intention" are virtually impossible to fix precisely.

Sometimes a writer uses context to make plain which meaning is meant.

Context will almost always indicate to a reader which meaning to take, the professor asserted.

The principle by which meaning so supervenes is the principle of charity.

We can't presume which meaning the consumer meant when picking the search query.

However, language is more than a process through which meaning is attached to words or short sentences.

Alternatively, the MD normativist might adopt an account according to which meaning determination has two components, a dispositionalist and a normativist component.

It is usually assumed that resolving ambiguity is a pragmatic process, involving determining which meaning the speaker intends to be exploiting, although ambiguity itself is a semantic condition.

Kripke suggests that we should reject the search for meaning facts and consider the conditions under which meaning statements are properly assertible (Kripke 1982: 69 79).

He brought up Grace Mugabe's speech a fortnight ago, in which - meaning him - she said we must "deal with the snake by crushing its head".