Sentence examples for may signify from inspiring English sources

A flickering light may signify only faulty wiring.

This may signify the death of the regime in Tehran.

White blotches or curved streaks in fields, for instance, may signify damage by insects, weeds, or disease; dark, straight lines may signify healthy crops.

So the tone of Tuesday's address may signify nothing about the Obama administration's future policy.

Indeed, today's hybrids may signify more than just the erosion of biodiversity.

At first glance, to the sentimental reader, the title may signify the loneliness of space travel.

To some developers, tall buildings may signify little more than tall profits.

They may signify nothing, or they just may mean quite a lot.

As the hijacking begins, sounds can be heard that may signify the hijackers stabbing crew members.

Together then, they may signify the arrival of a new musical movement.

White, for example, may signify joy and festivity or death and sadness.