Sentence examples for another significance from inspiring English sources

But beyond issues of merit, "Blues Singer" has another significance: its reference to the earlier album.

And the accompanying photographs gradually take on another significance, apparently imitating the vagaries of memory.

But for me it had another significance: I liked the idea of it being the end of the world.

But in the city of Handan such walls have acquired another significance: as protection against acrid smoke billowing from the city's factories.

There was another significance to being in the Caribbean – Thompson's Monserrat-born grandmother died the day the artist started her journey.

The number eight has another significance in the Krishna legend in that he is the eighth child of his mother, Devaki.

When these six SNPs were evaluated in a validation cohort (n = 339 cases, 367 controls), one was significant (rs352142) while another neared significance (rs352143).

As you read one interview after another, the significance of their seemingly trivial observations comes into focus slowly, closer to the speed of history.

He is not one of those select passengers who sit at the Captain's Table, "constantly toasting one another's significance".

Despite its size, the Temple of Baal Shamin had another major significance – it was built in the second century AD, but on a site in use earlier for religious purposes.

Another statistical significance is found in the RA move (p = 0.016), which is likely to be caused by the relatively low average ratios of the business corpus and the science corpus.