Sentence examples for elementary semiotics from inspiring English sources

It's elementary semiotics.

More than an elementary boy-meets-girl page-turner, Eugenides' story delves into semiotics, Eastern religion, and the function of the book in society now that Victorian themes are becoming irrelevant.

Drawings of running feet, Disney-style duck bills, snowman-shaped clouds with haloes like cherubic angels, and mock-didactic grids of elementary shapes punctuated by little heads also appeal simultaneously to one's semiotic sophistication and inner child.

The semiotics were unmistakable.

How about English, or semiotics?

Semiotics 211 was limited to ten students.

"I was very inspired by semiotics.

The semiotics are blunt: Bush equals Reagan.

Of such thoughts are semiotics professors made.

Embracing semiotics came with certain costs.

Insiders rarely talked about "semiotics," in fact.