Sentence examples for essentially signify from inspiring English sources
Joan Smith's new book, The Public Woman, makes this point when she says that the burqa and the bikini are not at poles, but essentially signify the same thing – too-close attention to the female body.
All these results essentially signify that this material can be a potential candidate for bone and wound tissue engineering applications.
We are brought back of course to French artist Marcel Du Champ's spoof on bottling and selling Parisian air back in the 1920's which essentially signified to him and his many fans what would be one more nail in the coffin of modern western "make-a-buck-or-franc-from-anything-based" thinking and civilization.
This essentially signifies that from a low-confidence report, an observer can determine whether the position of the cue belongs to one of two categories (the right or left hemi-field) from the participants' response.
A country code essentially signifies to international telephone carriers which country an international call should be directed to.
Essentially, this signifies the importance of cross-layer coordination mechanism on the coupling between rate demand regulated by rate controller and capacity supply regulated by power controller.
He really does seem to bear on his shoulders the burden of French history, and it's his very ability to signify something essentially French to the French that has both made him such a favorite actor among audiences and auteurs alike — and that's why his planned fiscal self-exile has become such a big national affaire.
They are essentially ongoing middles and they signify parallel action.
He essentially created a public relations campaign for the hamburger, beginning with the White Castle name -- "White" to connote purity, "Castle" to signify strength.
