Sentence examples for and signifies from inspiring English sources

" It " inspires horror" and "signifies illness, suffering and death".

A mile-high structure is bold and signifies our faith in the future.

This shows you're following the conversation and signifies that you can be included.

Fruit ripening is a form of senescence and signifies the final stage in fruit development.

The dagger at his side mirrors its symbolism and signifies his masculine readiness to harm those who cross him.

Between the 50s and 80s Chinese people wore a uniform of blue, grey and military green - but not black as that is too capitalist and signifies bad luck.

He explained that the bondage and humiliation of new mates is a tradition in Cabin Eight, and signifies my initiation into the group.

Circumcision for both sexes is "cultural" and signifies belonging: except mutilation of boys is a monotheistic tradition and mutilation of girls isn't.

Dirac's version, known as quantum field theory, has been the basis of particle physics ever since, and signifies, in physics histories, the end of the quantum revolution.

The B rating given to the seven-year bonds is below investment grade level and signifies more inherent risk to investors.

But the name change from Aum Shinrikyo to Aleph, which is the first letter of the Hebrew alphabet and signifies renewal for many Japanese, appears to have raised more fears than it calmed.