Sentence examples for exactly signify from inspiring English sources

The participation does not exactly signify a sea change in Google's approach.

Indeed, the field is explicitly invited to join the debate as to what RRI (as a top-down signifier) exactly signifies.

Maybe this should be explained so that the readers of that article understand exactly what it signifies and can contextualise it.

"At times our need for a sympathetic gesture is so great, we care not what exactly it signifies or how much we have to pay afterwards". Forgive the delving into my fifth year English homework.

We might not know exactly what they signify, but they can provide any economic forecast with a populist cover.

It follows therefore that an absolute term can have several distinct real definitions that don't always signify exactly the same things.

12. Like the early Wittgenstein, Chatton thinks a proposition has both a true and a false pole, or, as Chatton puts it, a proposition and its negation signify exactly the same res.

The values represented in Fig. 3 are weighted mean values (WMV) for samples with PPT more than 5-mm rain and signify exactly the same period of time for both δ18O and δD (Table 2).

But in this era of terrorism and nuclear proliferation, they have come to signify exactly the opposite: superpower vulnerability.

That the cross no longer stands for exactly what it signified in the 13th century is logical.

Only the name of the manufacturer, Titleist, was on the ball, but it did not say Pro V1 or Pro V1x or anything that signified exactly what kind of ball he was playing.