Sentence examples for it does signify from inspiring English sources

However, it does signify its high prevalence.

"It does signify a disconnect," Lindo agreed.

"It isn't the be-all and end-all, but what it does signify is the worsening outlook for Britain's public finances".

Money isn't the be-all, end-all, but it does signify momentum and campaign potency, and it helps you hone and get your message out.

"What it does signify is the unresolved nature of the issues in the debate, the fact that 10 to 15 years after these issues erupted, they are still very much roiling under the surface".

The current small conquest of Oahu by Hawaii may not be anyone's idea of a major victory, but it does signify other subtle changes afoot, as increasing numbers of tourists are drawn to the huge, drowsy, laid-back Big Island and away from Waikiki, with its atmosphere of an oceanside luxury-brands ghetto, a sort of Rodeo Drive sur mer.

What it did signify was the beginning of the destruction of markets by dumb computers.

But it did signify that the charges against Mr. Pan - one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud and one count of attempting to commit wire fraud, which carry a maximum sentence of 20 years - had passed the next legal hurdle.

"It really does signify the countdown.

If a panda is given to the country, it does not signify the closing of a deal - they have entrusted an endangered, precious animal to the country; it signifies in some ways a new start to the relationship". She argues that China is interested in having "soft power influence through a global visual seal of approval" gained from loaning pandas.

"Why?" "Because it doesn't signify anything.