Sentence examples similar to plainly signifies from inspiring English sources

"Stupor is plainly a different thing from tremor; it signifies blank wonder, an astonishment that strikes us dumb, amazement absolute" (p. 26).

In stating the case in pleading, we still should call the defendant's conduct malicious; but, in my opinion at least, the word means nothing about motives, or even about the defendant's attitude toward the future, but only signifies that the tendency of his conduct under known circumstances was very plainly to cause the plaintiff temporal harm.

"It signifies football.

Indecipherability signifies superior intelligence.

In logic ⊃ signifies "if..

He signifies Philadelphia".

So 'Churchill' signifies something.

signifies Ij ∧ Im.

*BS signifies securitization instruments.

"It signifies us.

This signifies your mail.