Sentence examples for Signified to him from inspiring English sources

Others couldn't replicate Mies's refinements because they couldn't know what those refinements signified to him.

We are brought back of course to French artist Marcel Du Champ's spoof on bottling and selling Parisian air back in the 1920's which essentially signified to him and his many fans what would be one more nail in the coffin of modern western "make-a-buck-or-franc-from-anything-based" thinking and civilization.

Like "Gatsby," "Netherland" is narrated by a bystander, an observer, who makes the acquaintance of a flamboyant, larger-than-life dreamer, who will come to signify to him all of America's possibilities and perils.

We hear the voices in his head, but we can only imagine, from reading the young man's face and watching his agitated gestures, what they signify to him.

I was reminded of this when my partner told me that the white flowers signify to him the anniversary of the death of his first partner who died of AIDS around this time in 1989; just blocks from where we so comfortably now live together as a married couple.

Keeping your eyes open while kissing will signify to him that you feel uncomfortable, which will in turn make him feel uncomfortable as well.

What does happiness signify to you, I asked him, if it isn't based on wealth and comfort?

Coachella signifies to the world a carefree, boho lifestyle.

What's the return to Detroit signify to you?

All the sound and fury signify little to him besides Americans' extraordinary talent for wrapping their bloodletting and money-making in thick layers of moralistic pretense.

That's what I'm here to do". Kemp acknowledged that what the money signifies is important to him.