Sentence examples for and that signify from inspiring English sources

Clearly, he is talking about language when he says, "Of things said without combination, each signifies…." for things that are said and that signify are linguistic terms (Poetics 1456b38ff; our emphasis).

But as steeped in tradition as the ceremony and the robes and hoods that signify academic achievement may be, the messages of the day were all about the future.

A lot of it just sounds like standard-issue Coldplay, replete with echoing guitars, woah-oh choruses and vocals that signify high drama by slipping into falsetto.

Its hallmarks are a relaxed tempo (around 100 beats a minute, compared with EDM's standard 120), wistful good vibes and sounds that signify sunny climes: pan pipes, marimbas, steel drums.

But let me just say that "Date Night," like so many other films of its type, too often relies on words, catchphrases and inflections that signify a generally accepted notion of funniness rather than being, you know, actually funny.

They will be semantically empty; streams of pixels and audio that signify nothing more than the empirical observation that here is time, visibly passing.

This question of experience is especially peremptory when torture and terror are to be made the subjects of the mimetic arts--those pictures, dramatizations, and narrative accounts that signify, embody, and analogize human experience.

Moreover, using the economic and environmental scores that signify the cost and CO2 emission reduction ratios, respectively, a method of selecting the best design alternative was proposed.

Or she might have revised with the changing seasons, painting over winter's silvers with the pale greens and eggshell blues that signify spring.

But, for all of this, the season, interrupted as it is by long scenes of brooding and political maneuvers that signify nothing, feels like an extended epilogue.

They are dressed in mostly dirty, mismatched gees and colored belts that signify their will to improvise, rather than the achievement of a certain skill level.