Sentence examples for it denotes a from inspiring English sources

A recent proposal from "centrist" group Third Way is typical ("centrist" is a term Dr. King wouldn't recognize in its present use, where it denotes a right-wing ideology masquerading as middle-of-the-road "common sense').

Here angled bracketing around vector's symbol or putting a "hat" over it denotes a diagonal matrix, with the vector on its main diagonal and zeros elsewhere (see Miller and Blair 2009, p. 697).

In Central and South America it denotes a person of combined Indian and European extraction.

It denotes a large-scale property of dielectrics without specifying the electrical behaviour on the atomic scale.

If the meaning of a typical common noun, such as automobile, is considered, it can be seen that it denotes a certain type of vehicle.

In broad terms, it denotes a preference for markets over government, economic incentives over cultural norms, and private entrepreneurship over collective action.

Some would like to see a more religious element; others worry that it denotes an ethnocracy.

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

It denotes an optimistic world view — it means, literally, "fine soulhood" — and it is a put-down.

The Swedes have a phrase, "Ska vi fika?", which translates literally as: "Shall we have a coffee break?" But it denotes an awful lot more than that.

He also maintains that it denotes an expressly urban beauty, one likely to be embraced by women "who work and want to look vital and successful".