Sentence examples for it all signifies from inspiring English sources
Hannah's little smile in the shot that follows, when she's lodged in the back seat of a taxi behind Adam's bike and between him and Marnie, says it all, signifies it all (runs a beat too long and becomes a beat too explicit)—and vitiates the drama, turning it into television.
What does it all signify?
Nigel Farage, the former U.K. Independence Party leader, is fond of wearing a Bayeux Tapestry tie, as if to signify where it all went wrong.
'restructured' under the Norman and Angevin rule in the eleventh and twelfth centuries". Nigel Farage, the former U.K. Independence Party leader, is fond of wearing a Bayeux Tapestry tie, as if to signify where it all went wrong.
In its wider sense it signifies all the successive esoteric movements in Judaism that evolved from the end of the period of the Second Temple and became active factors in Jewish history".
"It signifies all the new people who enter the city every year and try to make their mark," he said.
Truly, Barack Obama's victory and all it signifies isn't going to be the only reason why this election goes down in history.
Physically frail but cleareyed, and in love with the sea and all it signifies, she can also be seen as an alter ego for O'Neill, quite possibly more than any female character in his major works.
For much of the world, Cannes is the red carpet and all it signifies: celebrities, privilege, rarefied beauty, an aura of old-fashioned Hollywood and, somewhat more vaguely, the movies themselves.
Moreover, the relentless maximalism loses its novelty with the realisation that all it really signifies is an unhealthy devotion to 1980s big pop.
