Robert Wilson has said he discovered, from working with Hanayagi, that abstract movement can generate meaning and that movement can be a counterpoint to language.

Tradition is the gentle fabric woven through time and experience which generates meaning, character, and identity to one and all.

Violon d'Ingres is a popular example of how Man Ray could juxtapose disparate elements in his photography to generate meaning.

And those generate meaning.

If the relationship between sign and reality is not natural but arbitrary, how are we to understand the sign's ability to signify, the capacity of language to generate meaning?

The label and back story are so substantial that the piece starts to resemble a large, labor-intensive illustration of a text; it doesn't generate enough meaning on its own.

For instance, qualitative, semiotic-attuned content analysis demonstrated the integral role color plays in generating cultural meaning in American and Japanese advertising.

The fifteenth-century poets often attempt to generate new meaning from previous poetry by picking apart the old in order to mold it into something new.

He depends on crosscutting and montage to generate meaning, which is always tricky.

His experience with Pablo Casals confirmed for Clynes the importance of this faithfulness to the natural dynamic form in generating emotionally significant meaning in musical performance.