meaningful造句

But there was no meaningful agreement.

Humans must have this reward "Incentive" to do anything meaningful.

I felt there was something meaningful in her sly grin.

There are many meaningful long scenes in this director's films.

In fact, it was your playing that gave me a meaningful autumn.

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The nature of doing meaningful things in the world means it can be lonely and individualistic.

I hope that Viking, his publisher, responds to these allegations in some meaningful way.

This is a trove of information, but it needs to be understood in context before meaningful conclusions can be drawn.

To create something meaningful rather than ephemeral: "what we make will outlast us".

However beside so, there are actually also lots of other truthful and meaningful way to remembering our loved ones.

He was a man of few words but each of these words would resonate loudly and were always meaningful.

These leaders set unambiguous goals, delegate meaningful responsibility, communicate openly and are honest in their dealings with their subordinates.

In any meaningful human endeavor, such as building a business, governing a country, or writing a song, prediction and creation are inseparable.

A fourth idea raised in the book is that individuals naturally gravitate toward what is most meaningful and deeply significant.

The only thing worse than not being able to ask your uber bucket meaningful questions is having an empty uber bucket.

The stress tests will accelerate the redefinition of the financial landscape , with a meaningful impact on future economic growth and welfare .

Bode's law, it seemed, was just a coincidence, an example of the human mind's tendency to find a meaningful pattern where none exists.

But people believe that walking amidst the vast, month has thorns, catastrophe, tasted one hundred taste, there must be life and meaningful.

I think one of the keys in that is that one once you get more than three or four people there, the more people you get, the more other people are going to think something meaningful.

Bipartisanship is so rare in Congress these days that one hopes every meaningful law passed with even just an ounce of across-the-aisle support is the best gosh-darn law it can be.

If you've answered yes to any of these questions then I'd wager a guess that the relationship you are examining isn't that meaningful as it stands right now, there are too many conditions.

The meaning of a name must, in other words, be something other than the thing it refers to;then “Santa” can perhaps be meaningful even without the jolly old fellowhimself.