1. This is an event that has central meaning for us Germans. 2. Its central meaning _ " pinch " _ has been around for four centuries. 3. To Scalia the chronology of events is pivotal, not the central meaning of the clause. 4. Variations upon the central meaning are established by convention by the community of language users. 5. Heimsoth's reflections start with Bl�her's theory on the central meaning of eroticism between men to society. 6. The amendment's " central meaning , " the Supreme Court has said, is freedom of political expression. 7. The right to criticize government, Brennan said, is " the central meaning of the First Amendment ." 8. For example, children with semantic pragmatic disorder will often fail to grasp the central meaning or saliency of events. 9. The central meaning of Easter is Jesus is Lord and Jesus is a divine reality now one with God. 10. From another viewpoint, the central meaning of the poem is revealed layer by layer as each line is read.
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