Examples of using Some meaning in English and their translations into Czech
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Let me at least give some meaning to what's happened to me.
The only thing that gives me some meaning.
There's some meaning in it.
that every event has some meaning.
They will draw some meaning from it, and it will help them make the decision they were gonna make in the first place.
That every event has some meaning. Now as a scientist, I like to believe that nothing just happens.
you could try to make sense of it, some meaning.
That every event has some meaning. that nothing just happens, Now as a scientist, I like to believe.
it will give her death some meaning.
Corbin marked sites around town he thought had some meaning, like a puzzle he was trying to put together.
The first thing I watched on it was a sad movie about a dead-end street where drunk guys struggle to find some meaning in their pathetic lives.
Some, meaning you?
Some mean, dirty, vulgare,
Must be some mean souls.
They would been living with some mean, no-account people about 100 mile east of Tulip.
Then he will find some mean way to kill me.
Perhaps she has some means of defending herself.
I have some mean uncles.
Leo, some meant for greater tasks than others.
However, I would say that we also have available to us some means of which we are not making the best possible use, and I would like to highlight this for you.