Sentence examples for generally signifying from inspiring English sources

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An Angel bearing a New York rocker (a curved patch generally signifying an Angel's charter) won't even slow down as I approach, curtly remarking, "I'm here to enjoy myself, not to talk to press".

However, "back related" hamstring injury is an undefined term generally signifying both local hamstring signs and positive lumbar signs [ 23].

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However, there is some concern among Yes on 3 campaigners about the wording of the ballot question; while a "yes" vote generally signifies a vote to change something, in this question "yes" signifies keeping the status quo.

In 18th-century Scotland, he wrote, even the lowliest workers needed shirts made of linen, since the inability to afford a shirt of that quality generally signified indolence, incompetence or worse.

In comparison with sound, which in worship usually presents a coercive character, lighting and fire, whether permanent or occasional, generally signify a sacred or spiritual presence, an offering, prayer, intercession, or purification.

During the 1970s and 80s, a period when any reference to black music generally signified African-American jazz or blues, he revealed, through books and compilation albums, the parallel traditions of African-derived music in south, central and Latin America and contemporary idioms in Africa itself.

Although the presentation of a "last, best and final offer" generally signifies an unwillingness to negotiate further, the two sides returned to the bargaining table late Sunday night after their representatives made statements to the news media outside the California Transportation Department building in downtown Oakland, where the talks were being held.

Dark regions generally signify low bulk densities.

pH generally signifies the degree of acidity or alkalinity of a water sample.

(A low asymmetry value generally signifies axial symmetry and a high asymmetry value denotes otherwise).

Depending on your reading of the definition, it generally signifies an attempt to influence government decisions, traditionally by targeting legislators or regulators.

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