| 11. | The idea of race, then, emerges from the ways that social meaning becomes attached to physical differences.
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| 12. | His starting point was a prototypical suburban house embodied with a typical set of intended social meanings.
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| 13. | These beliefs may have social meaning and importance, but do not fully capture actual gendered language use.
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| 14. | Sarandon was not available to explain her interest, but she's known for doing work with social meaning.
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| 15. | This juxtaposition of the jungle and court society is a good introduction to Versace's play with social meanings.
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| 16. | As such, these posters are imbued with a broad array of social meanings that continue to engage us .
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| 17. | He believes the efficiency of such penalties is affected by their power to express publicly valued social meanings.
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| 18. | "When people get to the subject of social meaning, the way it's looked at tends to be limited.
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| 19. | Japanese users having a certain amount of flexibility in choosing between scripts, and their choices can have social meaning.
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| 20. | The book is likely to remain the definitive enquiry into the social meaning of Kannada cinema for some time.
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