Sentence examples for it denoted from inspiring English sources

By the sixteen-hundreds, it denoted any kind of peculiarity.

Similarly, before medley came to mean mixture, a musical mixture in particular, it denoted hand-to-hand combat.

As a verb, it denoted the act of stitching together the sandwich with sometimes elaborate designs.

It denoted the Scrabble values of letters, as in 35T1H4 A1V4E1N1U1E1.

The term bourgeois arose in medieval France, where it denoted an inhabitant of a walled town.

In contemporary Greek it denoted a weighty, authoritative, royal, and official message.

It denotes the small and the particular and the specific.

This gesture indicates the act of enumerating coins, and hence it denotes money.

Where the word is not dangerous, it denotes only honesty of a certain kind -- a certain nonexistent kind.

Among us, however, more usually it denotes someone who was, is or wll be deluded in his hopes.

And I think it denotes an intent by the government to push mainly Labour-run councils into bankruptcy".