Sentence examples for need to signify from inspiring English sources

In both cases, controversial events – very controversial indeed, in the case of the bombers of Dresden – are made mute, and in this case it is not because of the need to signify loss, but from the need not to say anything in particular.

But on the band's third album, "X&Y," a need to Signify Something began to overwhelm the charm.

Although higher sample volumes are needed to signify these results, these data clearly demonstrate that SBP1 promoter methylation may be one of the mechanisms responsible for SBP1 downregulation in human colon cancers.

In several items, a higher rating level is needed to signify presence of a "psychotic" state.

Consequently, there is less need for developmental signals to signify a changing environment.

Whatever the Venus of Willendorf may have meant to the prehistoric society that produced it, the miniature figure satisfied the modern need for a fertility goddess to signify the origin of art.

The Australian vice-captain responded by borrowing a helmet from a nearby policeman to signify his need for protection from the ball, much to the amusement of the crowd.

With your deaf animal, using operant conditioning, you will need to decide on a signal to signify 'success' or 'yes'yes

In the blistering heat, we formed the shape of a lion's head to signify the courage needed to address the climate crisis.

"That would be a symbolic gesture to signify the transformation that needs to occur," said Sister Mary, a member of the Sisters of Mercy.

A threshold value (epsilon) is used to signify the minimum perturbation needed for an atom to be part of the interfacial graph.