Sentence examples for To denote from inspiring English sources

Dark Sunglasses: To denote hangovers from hell.

(The transcript uses the "#" sign to denote expletives).

The injunctive could be used to denote a general truth.

Small wheelchair symbols will continue to denote those stops.

To denote honour and respect, a flag is "dipped".

Neruda used his pen to denote, to denounce, to decry.

The word is also used to denote artificial elegance.

Prefixes are used to denote the numbers of atoms present.

The most common of these suffixes are applied to B horizons: g to denote mottling caused by waterlogging, h to denote the illuvial accumulation of humus, k to denote carbonate mineral precipitates, o to denote residual metal oxides, s to denote the illuvial accumulation of metal oxides and humus, and t to denote the accumulation of clay.

Chekhov and Hawthorne used burdock to denote ruin and desolation in their writings.

Commas and other marks evolved from a variety of symbols meant to denote pauses in speaking.