Sentence examples for is signified from inspiring English sources

What is signified by their eventual bustedness?

The problem is signified by the "but", stated or implicit.

It is true that nothing in particular is signified by this fact.

This is signified by an end of the ringing and a blank sound.

Their work lives on, however, and is signified by names such as the Master of the De Peyster Boy.

Dancers in black return, but renewal is signified as Mr. Saez reappears and disappears for the last time.

The nature of the mystery that occurs in the bread and wine is signified by the term metabolē ("sacramental change").

I miss something that is signified by the fact that porches still exist, a multitasking that slows you down.

"If the naked name lies next to one with an insignia, what is signified?" Mr. Goodrich said.

The adjective screwy, meaning "zany, wacky, dizzy," is signified by a finger twirling in screwing motion pointed at the head.

Shaun's complete assimilation is signified by a head-shaving scene to rival that of Demi Moore's GI Jane or Cate Blanchett's Elizabeth.