Sentence examples for She signifies from inspiring English sources

"She signifies the strength of Libyan women.

But I hope that audiences will form their own opinion as to who Hatsune Miku is and what she signifies.

She is authored by her fans and she signifies the possibility of a futuristic cyber form of entertainment which relies more on computer-generated hype than flesh and blood.

She signified that you could be yourself whatever your age and enjoy every moment of it".

She signified particularly the disapproval of the gods at human presumption, and her first altar was said to have been erected in Boeotia by Adrastus, leader of the Seven Against Thebes.

Indeed, "Fifth Avenue, 5 A. M". is an important contribution to the field of Audreyography: in order to zero in on the significance of Hepburn's performance in "Breakfast at Tiffany's," Wasson has to make clear who Hepburn was — i.e., who she had hitherto been on-screen, what she signified, and how that persona influenced the making and the reception of the film.

"She signified struggle," Garbus told me.

She signified the "sacrament of anointing (Chrism and Unction)" by pouring precious spikenard on Christ's feet at his tomb.

Specifically, when user A rebroadcasts a tweet produced by user B, she explicitly signifies receipt of the content in question, and thus we draw an edge from user B to user A indicating the direction of information flow.

She may be a saint of the Catholics, he said, but as a Mohawk she can signify the sacredness of all life.

"The Indo-U.S. deal," she said, "signified to the Pakistani military that while Washington saw its ties with Pakistan in tactical terms, the strategic relationship was forged with India".