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31 English words can have several meanings depending on context.

32 This word 'spring' has several different meanings.

33 Meanings he argued are created by differences.

34 How do place advertisements create meanings for different localities?

35 And his meanings were hazed in a golden future.

36 Words carry meanings, and so do combinations of words.

37 For the purpose of this work it has two meanings, one musical and one socioeconomic.

38 Comprehension in the sense of understanding sentences is then a semantic matter of deciphering symbolic meanings.

39 Such a different environment for antislavery work gave different meanings to bodies which claimed national antislavery status.

40 Previously, Melville has illustrated how all things can assume multiple meanings.

41 The variant realizations of a linguistic variable do not encode different referential meanings.

42 If action stems from subjective meanings, it follows that the sociologist must discover those meanings in order to understand action.

43 The chapter by Eve Clark focuses on young children's acquisition of word meanings.

44 They are superficially similar but have very different underlying meanings - different people are doing the pleasing.

45 The same theory may take on quite different political, moral and even existential meanings according to particular circumstances of context and conjuncture.

46 New words are coined or borrowed or made out of combined parts from existing words; the meanings of old words gradually shift.

47 Use of acronyms is complicated by the fact that many now have multiple meanings.

48 In other words[sentencedict.com], a technological breakthrough supposedly ushered in new symbolic meanings.

49 By investing products with meanings from other sign systems, Williamson argues that receivers are caught up in an ideological bind.

50 Worse still, they unintentionally fostered negative, adverse meanings that equated Tesseract with a profit motive that people did not trust.

51 But then patterns begin to freeze,(http://sentencedict.com/meanings.html) making relationships more explicit and meanings more precise.

52 The expression of modal meanings can take quite a different form in each language.

53 Nor are subjective meanings or rational choices independent of public social rules for doing the right or rational thing.

54 It is the counsellor's task to try to move the discussion to these underlying meanings of words used in anger.

55 A dictionary is useless unless one already knows the meanings of many words.

56 A full description of the meanings and uses of the status flag is given in the User's Guide.

57 As reading down the columns shows, the meanings of the phonetics, on the other hand, do not.

58 The variability of meanings of health and illness is due in a large degree to the negotiability of social order.

59 If it has a specific set of meanings, the semantic theory should specify them.

60 Distributes or displays to another person any writing, sign or other visible representation, should all be given their ordinary meanings.