Meaningful In A Sentence

• Confused shouting rang out, without any meaningful words.
• The two girls exchanged a quick, meaningful look.
• The Jabberwocks exchanged surprised and meaningful glances.

• Dreams may be quite meaningful or at least coherent, yes, even witty, fantastically beautiful.
• History and popular tradition tell us that the dream is meaningful and significant; it sees into the future.
• Pole beans can make a meaningful yield without any irrigation; under severe moisture stress they will survive, but bear little.
• In spite of these downcast complaints, More was quite capable of lively and meaningful poetic ideas.
• He jerked his thumb with meaningful eyes, and I knew that he meant that his aunt had been there listening at our door cranny.
• Try then to use words which are simple and meaningful to him and be content to wait for life to lead him to formulate vital verbal forms for himself.
• Individuals and corporations who report computer and telecommunications crimes can now expect that their cooperation with federal law enforcement will result in meaningful punishment.
• This particular test consists in requiring the individual to supply meaningful words or phrases in the blank spaces formed by mutilating logical text.
• Yet the only meaningful conclusion is again drawn from the onanism complex, where it is a matter of course for the young man to do everything in order to hide his sex life from his father.

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