Sentences with phrase «lot more meaning»

The match has a lot more meaning than Derby Day — it could determine whether or not Brendan Rodgers has improved the Hoops since last season.

Well, because that fancy labwork actually has a lot more meaning for someone's health, which is what a trip to the doctor is supposed to be about.

Homemade gifts always hold a lot more meaning than gifts that are bought in a store.

It's may just a bike, but it has a lot more meaning than that to me.

When we do find those hobbies or activities we really love, we find a lot more meaning in our daily lives and a reason to get out of bed in the morning.

It has a lot more meaning having worked on it with my husband!

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Silicon Valley loses Matt Damon winning over pretty much everyone else in that category (though I didn't see the Pacino movie) The Furious 7 song is way better (and has a lot more meaning) than the Spectre song.

I think when you read how someone has pulled themselves up from dire situations and found real happiness it just has a lot more meaning and makes me personally feel that almost anything is possible.

The stories have a lot more meaning that way.

It also gives battles a lot more meaning, you're not just fighting because it's the only thing you can do, you're fighting to take over a territory and reign supreme.

This would also make every zombie encounter have a lot more meaning also.