“For what happens is that one by one the moral and metaphysical temptations are dismissed as unreal or unmeaning.”

“Yes, we have songs with unmeaning words, sounds which just help to act as carriers of the notes.”

“I asked the reason of this repugnance, and she only gave me a vague, unmeaning answer.”

“How unmeaningful this scene was, it did nevertheless leave me with me an unsettling impression.”

“The book's title comes from electrical engineering, where a signal is something that conveys information, while noise is an unwanted, unmeaningful or random addition to the signal.”

“I inadvertently stumbled upon an unmeant solution to the problem while daydreaming.”

“These facts can, of course, be brought to one's attention by unmeant gestures or inopportune intrusions.”

“A young girl thinks it will never come, though when it does, things will be ruined and things unmeant may be said.”