Sentence examples for as the signifying from inspiring English sources

I later found out that he had read some of my work such as The Signifying Monkey in college.

He is capable of writing dense academic tomes such as The Signifying Monkey: Towards a Theory of Afro-American Criticism, and also presenting a Public Service Television documentary called Wonders of the African World, which his rival, Professor Molefi Kete Asante, called 'a travesty which mocks African culture and distorts African history'.

In each case, a Victorian text "illustrates" a concept from Kristeva (such as the signifying process, beloved authority, the emergent self, or binary constructs).

In speaking of the sign as the signifying element, then, he is more properly speaking of the sign refined to those elements most crucial to its functioning as a signifier.

The D peak is commonly interpreted as structural defect on the basal plane as well as signifying the intensity of sp3 carbon molecular structures where the hydrophilic functional groups are appended [83,100].

In Samhain, the Celts saw Oct 31st and the end of the harvest as signifying the end of the "lighter half" of the year and beginning the "darker half". During the festival, the Celts believed that the souls of the dead returned.

CTL is a branching time logic where as LTL, as the name signifies has a linear time perspective.

But as the Dharma signifies the interdependent origination, hence, emptiness (kû) of all beings, its embodiment may be said to be an "empty body".

As the elections signified, it is the Iranian people who will ultimately shape the destiny of Iran.

Delisting is not common, and is generally accompanied by much fanfare as the move signifies a great effort in pulling a species back from the brink of extinction.

When using an ellipsis in a quote, the next word is allowed to be capitalised at the writer's discretion, as the ellipsis signifies that the writer is still quoting from the same source, but has skipped a part.