Sentence examples for They denoted from inspiring English sources

They denoted that tourists' appraisal of service quality in these hotels comprises 13 different dimensions.

They denoted this group as hypo-deaminated CGIs.

And they denoted the shoestring budgets on which most of this music and packaging was produced.

Johnny Rivera, who led the rally, said he spotted the caps while shopping with his 11-year-old son a week ago, then walked around the neighborhood asking children what they thought they denoted.

To capture their data, a team of sociologists from the University of Groningen asked children to fill out questionnaires in which they denoted which classmates they preferred and which they disliked.

In his famous treatise On the Sublime and Beautiful (1757), Edmund Burke attempted to draw a distinction between two aesthetic concepts, and, by studying the qualities that they denoted, to analyze the separate human attitudes that are directed toward them.

They denote spaces beyond tragedy.

Rather, they denote structural changes in British politics, which Parliament is lagging.

To semioticians, icons are signs, verbal or otherwise, with extra-systemic resemblances to the persons or things they denote.

For example, Kaplan writes, "Returning now to names, it is their descriptive content that determines what if anything they denote.

Our work means we're helping not only endangered languages to stay with us, but all the culture and history that they denote".