Sentence examples for As signified from inspiring English sources

But his own position was assured by the transmogrification of his commercial work into art objects, as signified by his many museum exhibitions -- a development he called "nonsensical".

Mr. Buffett gives fans his usual swaying tunes that insist you can grow up, but still have fun: especially near a tropical beach, as signified by steel drum.

Jenny Jules makes a fiery Cassius all too clearly aware of Brutus's errors, as signified by her unwillingness to seize Mark Antony's hand after Caesar's murder.

But, as signified by the revelation that he has so far only visited the putting green, his rehabilitation is still in its very early stages.

The "alterity," or otherness, of the Other, as signified by the "face," is something that one acknowledges before using reason to form judgments or beliefs about him.

All the usual suspects are present in the gallery of contemporary German art: Richter, Beuys, Baselitz, Polke, each grappling in his own way with national trauma and repression (as signified by Richter's blurry photo-painting of Freud).

Should employers be forced to ban religious jewellery as signifying exclusivity, or forced to permit it as signifying inclusivity?

membership debate as signifying a public split with the powerful Mr. Putin.

Omen, observed phenomenon that is interpreted as signifying good or bad fortune.

Last year, doom-mongers interpreted the end of the Mayan calendar on 21 December as signifying the end of the world.

Its vibrant cosmopolitan flavour, its commercial centre, its Mediterranean beaches, its liberal society and culture, are seen as signifying a truly commendable Zionist enterprise.