Sentence examples for here signify from inspiring English sources

Now given the conventions that would normally define what the words here signify (what its words 'commonly pretend to signify'), the statement, if it is true, must be false, and if it is false, it must be true.

The results presented here signify the most comprehensive appraisal of avian comparative cytogenetics to date.

But just what the contacts here signify or may lead to is unclear.

Thus 'interior' and 'exterior' here signify primarily the distinction between choosing to do A and doing A, not so much the internal and external activities per se.

Riddled perhaps here signifies a body corrupted by disease.

Their loaded repackaging here signifies his expanded ambition, and a determination that we not miss the point.

Our work here signifies the importance of defect control and offers some clues for the design of efficient photocatalysts by means of structural modifications.

"This," rather than signifying a horrific gang rape in New York City's bucolic backyard, here signifies a preventable miscarriage of justice that put five Harlem teenagers behind bars for a crime they didn't commit.

The company has one star, at least on paper, the veteran Bernice Coppieters, whose appearance here signifies her diva status without revealing exactly what the source of her power is.

'Metre', here, signifies verse forms,or specified combination of rhyme, alliteration and assonance, in combination with what passes for metre in English or Greek usage, that is, combinations of one to eight metrical feet in duple or triple time.

Therefore, first trimester here signifies, in effect, assessment in the latter part of first trimester.