Sentence examples for always signified from inspiring English sources
As a transplanted northerner, London has always signified big-city glamour and cosmopolitanism.
THE Great Falls of the Passaic have always signified Paterson's history, the place where Alexander Hamilton envisioned the country's first planned industrial city.
Granola has always signified back-to-the-earthiness, the whole-grains ethos that sprouted out of American counterculture in the 1960s and '70s — so much so that its very name became a synonym for hippie living.
Femininity always signified weakness to me".. "When I was about nine, I fell in love with Indiana Jones.
To me, this shot has always signified a truth often ignored through all of our claims of equality and progress that the plight of the black man in America hasn't changed as much as we'd like to think.
Yet high concentrations of amyloid don't always signify dementia.
In reality, natural doesn't always signify healthy.
A road leading to the horizon almost always signifies a hopeful vista for Americans.
In this economy, he decided, a poor credit history doesn't always signify poor financial habits.
The word "apocalypse" did not always signify the end of the world.
Such hot-money flows are not unusual and do not always signify a similar migration of domestic money.
