Sentences with phrase «entire meaning»

If this doesn't just scream Bev then I don't know what does, which basically means I would hoard the entire recipe to myself and eat it all

By entire I mean, a dog that has not been castrated or spayed and that will therefore be subject to adult male or adult female dog behavior and biology.

The way you act can warp the entire meaning of what you're saying.

Also, in many instances the words «I» or «you» or «we» were mistranslated, changing the entire meaning of some passages.

What is at stake here is not a single text, but the entire meaning of the whole revelation: the opposition between YHWH and «the» figurative representations of the gods, and the very definition of the God of Israel.

We can not, through arguments, plumb the entire meaning of the paradox, since these basic truths in Scripture are also a mystery, but we can and should continue to help one another toward a better understanding.

Rather, its entire meaning is existential or metaphysical, in the sense of expressing some understanding of our existence in its constant structure and in relation to its ultimate ground and end.

The only people supporting the mosque center are those who are Muslim or those who apparently are lost to the entire meaning of the mosque.

Thus it seems that the notions «act of God,» «word of God,» and «future of God» are statements of pure faith and derive their entire meaning from the surrender of our will when it renounces self - determination.

The alternate spelling of Beau has a French origin and means «beautiful», so simply changing the spelling changes the entire meaning.

«When I vote for or against a bill, I read through these pieces of legislation and in many of them I find language that changes the entire meaning of the bill, and you have to keep that in mind.»

It's the entire meaning of our being.

So what does this entire mean for present - day getting old, once again singles?

Trust me when I say this is by no means Farrells fault he plays the character well and you root for him the entire

-- a speech that Ardnt will have made sure, made its way into the script in order to emphasise the entire meaning behind the film in a very subtle but obvious way.

Like you can do something in three seconds of a screenplay that changes the entire meaning of the thing.

The entire meaning behind parent / teacher conferences is to better involve parents in their children's education.

It shows how one tiny bit of punctuation can change the entire meaning and tone of a sentence.

One word absent from a sentence, or misinterpreted incorrectly, can change the entire meaning of a sentence.

You've seen how your editors and copy editors have changed the entire meaning of a sentence or a paragraph, fatally flawing that paragraph or even entire scene, by using a modern term in your historical romance.

The main gist of any essay lies in its thesis statement and a single mistake can finish the entire meaning of the essay if written incorrectly.

This is because it can change the entire meaning of your assignment.

Something as simple as an innocent typo could change the entire meaning of a court decision, constitutional provision, or statute.

In incorrectly placed comma can change the entire meaning of what is probably an already confusing email.

Most common mistakes are from homonym confusion, and these mistakes can change the entire meaning of your resume.

Thus, compared with conventional analytic methods such as repeated ANOVAs, which stipulate strict statistical preconditions, the latent growth curve model offers great flexibility for estimating parameters and interpreting results, as its mathematical formula can be separated into an entire mean and an individual measurement error.