Sentence examples for does not signify a from inspiring English sources
"Visiting scholar" is a courtesy title and does not signify a formal association with the University.
Sept. 11 does not signify a national threat; it is a globalized one.
She insists that her latest effort does not signify a change in direction.
It does not signify a capitulation to the forces of darkness.
Because such a sanction does not signify a merits determination, its imposition does not deprive the plaintiff of his Rule 41(a) right to dismiss without prejudice.
A tan does not signify a chic trip to Capri, but it could mean hours of hard labour spent out in the harsh sun".
Would that be asking for too much?" In the context of Chinese film, though, Zhang's casting of an American star does not signify an apology for telling a Chinese story.
Some scholars, such as the German historian Peter Raedts, have argued that "pueri" in the chronicles and other documents does not signify an age group but instead describes a social class of impoverished landless peasants and day labourers of indeterminate age.
The verb "to see" does not signify an experience in the usual sense of "experience" understood as something that I undergo, am engaged in, or as a sub-stretch of my life story (as I have experienced the Tour de France by the roadside and as I am presently experiencing an early Spring in the Gard).
That China lacks property, however, doesn't signify a shortage of property developers.
The drastic change doesn't signify a newfound leftism on Lugar's part — what it reveals is the success conservative activists have had in moving the G.O.P. as a whole to the right.
