Sentence examples for denote a theme from inspiring English sources

Almost every working day in the life of the President wears a little colored bar to denote a theme: purple for foreign policy, orange for the economy, blue for social policy and green for government reform.

The detail of these findings is shown in full, with some sub-themes placed in more than one super-ordinate theme, denoting a complex inter-relationship between themes dependant on each participant's personal experiences.

The square brackets denote a single module.

Three stars denote a solid recommendation.

Italics denote a quotation from the Upright Citizens Brigade Comedy Improvisation Manual.

U denotes an undergraduate subject; G denotes a graduate subject.

Here * denotes a mutation.

* denotes a highly recommended concert.

* denotes a highly recommended show.

A * denotes a highly recommended show.

Tlingit denotes a language, not a tribe.