Sentence examples for denoted his from inspiring English sources
"Zarqawi" merely denoted his birthplace; his true name was likely Ahmad Fadil Nazal al-Khalayleh.
Dressed in a ball cap that denoted his World War II squadron, with his round face and ski-slope nose, Mendes bore a passing resemblance to Bob Hope, whom he said he met three times during his military service.
Since the salt would be placed in front of the host, the proximity of a guest to it denoted his position in the host's esteem.
To anyone who questioned the success of Bien, which means "bee," the Burbank-based publisher proudly displayed the iron cross that denoted his knighthood.
where, for clarity, the symbol ∈ denotes 'is a member of'.
His turban denotes his status as a cleric.
Not for nothing does the passion of the Christ also denote his suffering.
It also initially referred to "frocking on the cuffs to denote his rank".
Instead it denotes his signature emphasis on the first beat in a four-beat measure.
On the headstone were engraved his name, Kareem Rashad Sultan Khan, his awards — the Purple Heart, the Bronze Star — and a crescent and a star to denote his Islamic faith.
These initials denote his membership of the royal institution of chartered surveyors, and his papal knighthood in the order of St Gregory.
