Sentence examples for it could denote from inspiring English sources

This could suggest a Reaganesque popularity that transcends issues, or it could denote a hollowness in his support.

A description such as moves the snout in the direction of the surgical wound might have clarified observation of this behaviour; the description looking at the surgical wound was subjective because it could denote looking at the abdomen and/or to the side for another reason, a fact that may have confused the observers.

Locked in the depths of vacation envy, I forgot to ask him how it was -- as if renting a villa in Tuscany could denote anything but vacation bliss.

The marginal position of this concept in both the pre-crisis period and the crisis period could denote an intentional attempt of the ECB to minimize panic reactions among the stakeholders, or it could be explained by a narrow focus of the ECB's discourse towards the overwhelming market defaults and not towards the crisis as a whole.

Different interpretation could denote a dispute regarding the contractual obligations and expectation between the contracting parties.

In Music V, the note concept became a more abstract event that could denote any infusion of information into the sound-computing machinery.

They (see what I'm doing here) have decided that the word could now be used as a singular pronoun, flexing the English language so a plural could denote a singular, genderless, individual.

For example, actuators at the four corners of a device could denote the progress of a file download: the actuators would vibrate in sequence until the download was complete.

This is generic since "X" could denote any of an open-ended range of options.

For example, there is a Mentalese syntactic type WATER that could denote either H2O or XYZ but that necessarily expresses a single fixed narrow content.

One could denote the fluctuations close to an inverted type, featuring the "Predator Prey" interactions over the past 14 years.