Sentence examples for as signposts from inspiring English sources

First, they can be used as signposts.

Perhaps the strange names work as signposts, not barriers.

Fiacconi, D. & Rossi, E. M. Bright vigorous winds as signposts of supermassive black hole birth.

By no coincidence, these have also served as signposts to Ms. Kristeva's own life.

(He would, though, always inject pieces of the melody as signposts for the listener).

Words like bangondedook or mirrouk warnagi are often used without translation and act as signposts for Wathaurong or Bunurong culture.

Whatever their roots, the people whose pottery served as signposts of their eastward migrations eventually abandoned the elaborate Lapita style.

They then stand as signposts that indicate a significant change to the shape, values and rewards of a Miliband society.

Though the buses ceased running long ago, the markers remain as signposts in several of the beach towns.

Mr. Severs began collecting antiques, not as objects, but as "signposts to the thinking and feelings of other times".

But, in her speeches, she almost always offers these points not as indictment but as signposts against which we can measure our progress.