Sentence examples for Carry significance from inspiring English sources

For example, the small dots over the "a" and "o" in Fältström's surname carry significance and meaning.

But the three days of centennial events have come to carry significance far beyond the lodge's reach, drawing renewed attention to a political struggle between the liberal Sierra Club and one of its staunchest conservative critics in Congress, Representative George P. Radanovich of California.

In particular, it can be assumed that especially the safety and ethical questions raised by Splice as well as the final catastrophe carry significance for spectators who had followed the breaking news in the media a couple of weeks before.

Sure, it wasn't a watershed moment like the 1997 coming-out of Ellen DeGeneres, but it does carry significance.

Moreover, even if Democrats were able to bring him back into the fold, "you still have to deal with [Blanche] Lincoln, Diane [Feinstein] and Jim [Webb]." All of which is not to say that the day's developments don't carry significance.

Unfortunately, parents were not available to exclude a heritable copy number variant (CNV) less likely to carry significance.

That's why the 20% target carries significance".

Rapids versus RSL always carries significance but this weekends match is especially crucial.

But she shared the view that the calamity over the skies of Texas carried significance far beyond the event itself.

Shit!" Several other miners repeated the phrase: "The age of Christ!" Even for men who weren't especially religious, the number carried significance.

As unsettling as this experience was, I soon came to understand that it carried significance far beyond that of an older man's lover's lament.