Sentence examples for important signifier from inspiring English sources
"That is true, but the Superfund designation, in itself, is an important signifier in the marketplace".
But indifference towards our national team is an important signifier of a changing England.
Carnival here, as well as in other scenes, becomes an important signifier which sheds light on the universe of corruption and reversal of roles that assails Denmark and contemporary Brazil.
The body and how it is covered and decorated is an important signifier within any society.
Maybe laughter has evolved to be an important signifier of play - a sign that we're having fun, no-one is going to get hurt and this is all a game.
The passing of 2012 heralds the passing of an important signifier.
"Handbags are important signifiers," she told me.
"Headdresses are important signifiers," Mr. Murray said.
Like many important signifiers of the 1990s, tattoos began as a gesture of rebellion and became so ubiquitous as to carry no stigma at all.
Although temples appear to be one of the most important signifiers of ancient Greek and Roman cultures, cult practices were never truly dependent on the presence of a built temple.
In Paul's Greco-Roman cultural world sexual relations were important signifiers of social dominance.
