Sentence examples for but signified from inspiring English sources
Lefebvre later declared that the sheet of paper that he signed and that was "passed from hand to hand among the Fathers of the Council and upon which everyone placed his signature, had no meaning of a vote for or against, but signified simply our presence at the meeting to vote for four documents".
Mouthing the word "thanks" presumes a lip-reading ability that might not exist, but signifying nothing is ungrateful and impolite.
While divorce rings are not exactly all the rage, they are showing up here and there, as are other rings that are worn on the ring finger but signify something else.
On Feb. 8, 1919, the French general Franchet d'Espèrey entered the city on a white horse, emulating Mehmed the Conqueror's entrance in 1453 but signifying that Ottoman sovereignty over the imperial city was over.
Their message was #NiUnaMenos, which literally translates as "not one less", but signifies "not one more woman" lost to violence, often committed by victims' husbands, partners or close friends.
The term "lido" (borrowed from the famous sand island in Venice) escapes precise definition but signifies more than just a pool without a roof: lidos are conceived on a more epic scale and normally incorporate a strong sense of theatre.
We reviewed the available material on the topic and identified puckering at the shoulder in high-energy fracture of the surgical neck as a finding which has been reported infrequently but signifies a need for open reduction.
Because Wal-Mart employees understand their reason for being, it not only clarifies their roles but signifies their intrinsic value to the organization and its reputation as a brand.
In some ways that particular verdict was a minor detail in Manning's personal saga, but signifies a certain amount of glory in the war for freedom of speech and information.
This is not a formal depression diagnosis but signifies likely depression [ 44].
