Sentence examples for Signifying to from inspiring English sources

Ever the showman, Ali had elevated signifying to an art form.

A president who had promised to negotiate on C-Span cut a closed-door deal with a powerful lobby, signifying to disillusioned liberal supporters a loss of innocence, or perhaps even the triumph of cynicism.

Companies are being valuated based on what they're signifying to the world through keywords.

In the same way, we impose names on things we cannot sense via the properties of sensible things, thereby attributing "active modes of signifying to their names" (DMS 2.5; Bursill-Hall: 4).

The early beads found in the archaeological record could possibly be important objects that like wedding rings likely carried substantial cultural information, and may have been a key element of socialization and signifying to other humans within or outside of immediate groups.

Then the animal sat down, signifying to the officers that it had found something.

The street and the skyline signified to us what the lawn and the highway signified to our parents: a place to breathe free".

This is one of the essences of design, and what it indeed signifies to the user.

What the long celebration will signify to the rest of the country remains to be seen.

What does Prada signify to you? Italian clothing that looks good but that falls apart.

But sadly, there is no real analysis of what specific locations signified to her.