Sentence examples for capacity to signify from inspiring English sources

Even the lowest things cannot simply be despised, for even in their dissimilarity from the divine, they bear the capacity to signify the divine more appropriately than supposedly worthier images.

These were not rolls one could lazily include in a reduced capacity, almost as an afterthought, to signify the bassline was coming back.

Although vulnerability has been defined in various ways, it is generally meant to signify that there is a capacity for harm by an individual or group in response to a stimulus or risk.

"It has to signify a new era".

But tonight the unlit arches seem to signify decline.

Was that supposed to SIGNIFY something?

Pilgrims stone the Devil to signify overcoming temptation.

What might Tim's walking come to signify?

Suddenly the music seemed to signify properly as mystery.

All substance appears to signify that which is individual.

For life to signify something, don't follow your passion.