Meanings of fresh meaning in inglês

He did not scrutinize words to discover their first and fresh meaning.

The familiar words, heard under such novel circumstances, took on fresh meaning.

But as he stared harder, it took on fresh meaning.

All these assumed a fresh meaning in her mind, delivered now from its unwarranted preconceptions.

What more canst thou add to it that will have fresh meaning to mine ears?'

Originally a memorial to the victims of Bloody Sunday, the fires now had fresh meaning.

But he gave it a fresh meaning, the very converse of that which its author had intended.

Old facts may always be fresh , and may give out a fresh meaning for each generation.-MAURICE ,Lectures ,62

It is one of the two commands to which our Lord gave new incidence, into which He put fresh meaning.

Terms such as quantum computing, virtual reality, Turing machines, mathematics, induction and epistemology all have acquired fresh meaning and palpable importance.

Whittier, wearing his silver crown, brought the antique word into use again, and filled it with fresh meaning for modern men.

Right now, though, they have fresh meaning, for this past when we did things differently is only a few short months ago.

One of the most famous sections of any stadium in England, Europe or across the world acquired a fresh meaning this week.

The chorus, "To arms," gained a fresh meaning and power and, in spite of these first defeats, none dreamed of final defeat.

Thus, Bunyan's " muckraker" lives again; thus, "the curse of Meroz," and many another Bible reference, springs up with a fresh meaning.

During that hour of hope mingled with fear, the young poet found fresh meanings in Petrarch's sonnets.