Sentence examples for In signified from inspiring English sources

"Governor Codey's swearing in signified a new day -- four people in his living room".

David L. Littman, chief economist at Comerica Bank, said, "The months that are absolutely crucial in signifying next year are October and November".

Not every characteristic of the molehill plays a part in signifying the presence of moles.

For in signifying the origin of all in their on-going dependent origination A is thus the "origin of no origin".

The vast majority of the symbols are filled in, signifying children who regularly attend school.

The raids in Houston signified a shift in strategy, officials said.

The election of John Kennedy in 1960 signified an inflection in the play of social forces.

From 1976 until its retirement in 2003, few things in life signified luxury quite so much as a flight on Concorde.

The ovations that greeted her Dido in Les Troyens at the Met, in 2003, signified her assumption of diva status.

The song "Jefferson," written during the Revolutionary War in 1779, signified the new patriotic American spirit.

Roland Barthes wrote, "an entire world is present in and signified by food".