Sentence examples similar to has regularly signified from inspiring English sources

The actor has regularly visited his grandparents.

Flying scenes have regularly malfunctioned.

Injuries have regularly blighted Smith's career.

Drachmann had regularly visited Skagen from 1871.

In favor of the adjectival reading (promoted by Bennett 1984) is Spinoza's use of the term "modus", or "mode", in connection with bodies; this term regularly signifies a way something is, or a feature it has, functioning to group what are clearly predicates of thing, and in Cartesian usage it means both this and a dependent being.

"It has to signify a new era".

The term oligarch, he has said, signifies "rich and bad".

None of the killers seems to have signified anything larger than his own delusions.

In ballet history, bourrées have signified the supernatural.

If more students had signified greater expenditures, fewer should signify less, and America experienced a general outcry to stabilize school budgets, if not reduce them.

In Russia, "Maidan" has come to signify the worst of crimes subversive anti-government activities.