Sentence examples for all signified from inspiring English sources

Curbless streets, endless lawns, cul-de-sacs, two-car garages, picture windows and patios all signified the annihilation of worry.

Is there something common to them all signified by this phrase?

It is clear from this analysis that profiles 1-4 and 12, all signified by a late down-regulation, have several overlapping terms.

Whether age-dependent differences in the genetic makeup of T-ALL (signified by the lack of IL7R mutations) explain differences in response to therapy between adult and childhood T-ALL remains to be determined.

These days certain killer words flash out instant red alerts: "reform", "flexible", "harmonise" and "modernise" all signify their opposites.

Hannah's little smile in the shot that follows, when she's lodged in the back seat of a taxi behind Adam's bike and between him and Marnie, says it all, signifies it all (runs a beat too long and becomes a beat too explicit)—and vitiates the drama, turning it into television.

Even in the last few months several interesting announcements were made that all signify this trend: The startup, Vicarious, has developed a new form of AI that is capable of reading CAPTCHA images, the most widely used test for differentiating human and computer actions online.

For instance, the alterations other than A2444C recorded for the non-smokers could all signify the contrast between haplogroup L2 and other lineages.

Then the five remaining frequent variants are A4529T, G4580A, A4769G, A4793G, and A4917G, which are – not incidentally – all signifying basal haplogroups in Europe.

The campaign is all signifier, nothing signified.

I suppose I knew on some level that all this activity signified antiterrorist alertness in our toughened-up post-9/11 world.