Sentence examples for denotes that she from inspiring English sources
If she is "very cold" or "very hot", it denotes that she is either very close to the object (very hot) or she is very far from the object (very cold).
⊂ denotes that is contained in.
Taare Zameen Par is a title which denotes that aspect.
Likewise, it denotes that same aloofness--that all-too-familiar lack of curiosity and concern for what's actually occurring on the ground in both theaters.
Mrs. Gong was taking her afternoon promenade in the post-surgical ward wearing hospital-issued yellow slipper-socks, to denote that she was at risk of falling, along with two plastic bracelets on her right arm, one yellow, like the socks, the other pink.
He was asked to co-manage the page by an existing admin called "Mary" whose profile denoted that she was a black woman.
Someone else I know uses "homoflexible," in a bid, I guess, to denote that she's a bit more gay than straight.
Red - she came out to inspire positive movement forward and to denote that she meant serious business in what she was about to convey in regard to her message.
In the interview with the patient it was denoted that she travelled to Turkey a few years ago and spent a week there before CE was diagnosed, suggesting possibility of infection with G1 strain abroad.
Denotation, a name is said to denote that thing or those things of which it is a name.
I felt a hovering shift in the atmosphere that denoted that things would soon be done differently around here, and an answering feeling of dread.
