Sentence examples for denoted their from inspiring English sources

People who joined NXIVM were required to call the leader "Vanguard" and wore colored sashes that denoted their rank.

People who joined NXIVM were required to call the leader "Vanguard" and wore coloured sashes that denoted their rank.

Such objects carry no official documentation denoting their origin.

In ancient Egypt, women powdered their cheeks with gold dust to denote their wealth.

Women wear colourful headscarves – the size of the flowers denoting their marital status, while married men wear voluminous satin trousers.

And Grace and Tommy exchange looks in the street to denote their growing interest in one another.

Dean Shapiro, executive director of Insignia/ESG's Connecticut and Westchester operations, calls the brothers "entrepreneurial landlords," a phrase denoting their opportunistic approach.

Instead, Mr. Bowman, whose arms are branded with a snake, denoting their brotherhood, went into seizures, his path undisclosed.

To this day, men wear the earrings that denote their Rajput warrior caste.

The Jamaican maroons tend to prefer the monikers "Koromanti," "Kromanti," or "Yungkungkung" to denote their culture and history.

On his Düsseldorf club team, some international players wear a small flag on their jerseys denoting their home countries.