meaningfully

She spoke meaningfully about her passion for environmental conservation.

He nodded meaningfully, indicating his agreement with the proposal.

The teacher encouraged the students to participate meaningfully in the class discussion.

The artist incorporated symbols meaningfully into her artwork.

The company values employees who contribute meaningfully to the team.

The charity event raised funds meaningfully for the local community.

The new policy aims to address the issue of homelessness meaningfully.

They celebrated their anniversary meaningfully by going on a volunteer trip together.

The team worked meaningfully to improve their communication and collaboration.

The community came together meaningfully to support those affected by the natural disaster.

He looked at Hoseason meaningfully, and I understood from his look that Ransome was dead.

So this all made me wonder: How can we each live more meaningfully?

Only humans can truly make a product that meaningfully serves its customer.

And the best way to learn how to encode information meaningfully, Ericsson determined, was a process known as deliberate practice.

Punitive measures alone, however, have not been found to meaningfully increase community safety.

Is femininity then something that has to be incorporated meaningfully into the story?

Can we even meaningfully comprehend the forces that we are engaged with here?

He looked down at me, confused, and I glared meaningfully at the crepe paper.

Harry and Hermione stared at him. Ron looked darkly and meaningfully from one to the other.

Pseudoscientific fields don't seek to address their internal biases or meaningfully engage in transparent peer review.