Sentence examples for always denotes from inspiring English sources

I like the idea of a city hall, it sounds far more inclusive than 'council' which always denotes in every person's mind, hassle and bureaucratic nonsense.

Red always denotes hazard to me.

Throughout this article C always denotes a harmless positive constant.

The symbol * always denotes the symmetric block in one symmetric matrix.

In the paper, all groups are finite and G always denotes a finite group.

The right column always denotes decision tree with diverse depth, and the left one is AdaBoost.

But the terms "express" and "expression" are ambiguous and do not always denote the same thing.

Street lights often (but not always) denote 30, but they can also be found when it's 40.

From Sandy Koufax to Denny McLain to Steve Carlton to Roger Clemens, the best record almost always denoted the best pitcher, which the award was and is about.

And, in another touch reminiscent of the label's founder, the waiters were handsome and muscled in a way that, although not currently in fashion, will always denote Calvin Klein.

Later the title chevalier came to be used in a variety of senses not always denoting membership in any order of chivalry; it was frequently used by men of noble birth or noble pretensions who could not claim any of the standard territorial titles.