Sentence examples for Signified that from inspiring English sources

And nothing signified that era of moral and aesthetic decay so much as the curve.

Mr. Steijn is not a young man; his presence signified that imagination isn't owned by any generation.

The emergence of H2 signified that anaerobic bacteria became active, while aerobic bacteria were inhibited in the anaerobic stage.

I immediately assumed my cousin's lack of knowledge about "coming out" signified that homosexuals in Iran endure adversity.

Pompeo's attendance signified that the process was nearing its conclusion.

Chicano power signified that the community would no longer tolerate the injustices imposed by Caucasian society.

In my case, the 32 signified that I wasn't any good at physics.

It signified that Tebow had held onto the ball too long.

It signified that to the younger generation Macdonald was an unidentified relic of unknown occupation.

A yellow light signified that the department had met some but not all of the criteria.

It was the waiting -- watching him, and not knowing what his actions signified -- that was worse, she said.