Sentence examples for widening meaning from inspiring English sources

He held that individual selves (as parts of the Absolute) are able, through the fundamental virtue of loyalty, to seek their ever increasing and ever widening meaning and identify with it, thus approaching the Absolute.

Widening (meaning enlargement) has often been advocated by those who feared deepening (meaning a move towards an ever closer federal union), in the belief that a larger union would also be a looser one.

Mr Barak, the leader of the Labor Party, in effect acts as foreign minister for the peace talks while the man who holds the title, Avigdor Lieberman, has threatened to quit the government if the prime minister gives too much ground.In that case, says Mr Barak, the government can be "widened", meaning that the opposition Kadima Party can be brought in.

The municipal bond index spreads have widened, meaning the Fed said it was going to buy Treasuries last week.

And so by widening the meaning of passion, we also allow ourselves more opportunities to find meaning and satisfaction in the lives we lead.

The director, Joe Hill-Gibbins, keeps the numerous possibilities for innuendo gratefully in check, "the bedroom thing" in John's synoptic view of events widening in meaning to accommodate a loneliness that is never more acute than within a relationship.

Organized by Zvonimir Dobrovic and André von Ah, this nine-day, interdisciplinary survey aims in part to "widen the meaning of the queer aesthetic," according to the program, which challenges audience members to reconsider how they view and think about artists working under this unruly umbrella.

Giving the voter two votes widens choice, meaning that we are no longer restricted to making the agonising decision of choosing between a good local candidate who is from the wrong party, and a party we like that has a weak local candidate.

It is also clear that the chances of a death being registered are strongly determined by geographic location and socio-economic status (19), meaning that widening the scope of death registration (including cause determination) also represents a means of reducing global bias in cause of death information.

Still, the Education Trust, which represents urban schools, expressed concern because the math scores of white students in eighth grade rose more than those of Latinos and black students, meaning a widening achievement gap.

The WWWF believes that growing distrust could potentially contribute to widening "participation divide" online — meaning people may have internet access but they will choose not to use it for positive ends like improving communication because of the negative aspects of using it.