Sentence examples for denotes a sense from inspiring English sources

Non-alignment denotes a sense of negativity as the organization has been defined as something that is not.

However, the previous analyses, like Liu (2000), suggest that the temporal hai denotes a sense of persistence.

Syntactically, the additive hai occurs above AspP because it must precede AspP adjuncts, such as 已經 yijing 'already' in 3. Besides, the reading shows that hai scopes over the perfect aspect marker 了 –le 'PERF', which denotes a sense of becoming (Lin 2003; Shen 2004; among others).

The name itself denotes a sense of enchantment at this beautiful hotel surrounded by woodland, orchards and an ornamental lake.

Identity denotes a sense of self with which one is comfortable, and that also makes sense to those with whom one lives and interacts.

12. I'll venture we mean "Kafkaesque" to denote a sense of suddenly inhabiting a world in which one's customary habits of thought and behaviour are confounded and made hopeless.

The first comparison is of the oval or circle motif in Renoir's "Madame Renoir" and the couplet verse of Coffin's "The Secret Heart". Both devices denote a sense of completeness or oneness which correlates directly with the underlying intention of each artist.

'You haven't set off yet?!'" In this case, it can also denote a sense of mirative, but it apparently comes from the notion of "continuation".

(These are big words denoting a sense of importance).

As she looks across the room at me, she smiles and nonchalantly lifts both her shoulders and spreads her arms out with the palms facing upwards as if to denote a sense of embarrassment.

In the following, we will use the general term sensor to denote a sensing unit (single device or virtual array) composed of a number m > 1 of antennas.