From the end of the last century, we find a magazine called Success, which posed Edison in his workshop, as if casually reading; success was being signified not only by a man's accomplishments but also by the mere reproduction of his face on the magazine's cover, a process that rapidly became self-generating.
Again the ingenuity is in the complicated mix that makes it near impossible to determine when it is a man and when it is a woman being signified and signifying.
Companies are being valuated based on what they're signifying to the world through keywords.
(For a time, neighbors planted pink flamingos on their lawn to signify that cocktails were being served).
In his view, only positive beings are things, and what is signified by a complex expression is not a positive being, as it is not an item in one of the ten categorial lines.
In the space of his own lifetime, Washington saw himself transformed from a gung-ho, fox-hunting Virginia squire into the sanctified symbol of the new American nation, and in the centuries since, he's been used to signify revolutionary ardor, capitalistic greed, religious piety and old-school democratic ideals.
What was to be signified, and by what forms?
If this is what is signified by the "undeveloped" South, the "backward" South, I thought, I'll never go North again.
In "Untitled, Cluster VI" (2000) and "Station VII" (2000), any number of references can be found that are signified by matching upright and inverted circle clusters.
But while many and maybe most professional athletes fit those categories, there are others whose entire essences are signified by the idea of winning things, more things than everyone else.
Hearing this, they returned to sea, and as soon as they came to the Grecian army, which was then about Egypt, they understood that Cimon was dead; and computing the time of the oracle, they found that his death had been signified, he being then already with the gods.
