Sentence examples for signified for from inspiring English sources

And maybe losing the signified for the signifier gives the novel its own totemic power.

Backgammon came to seem miraculous to me in the proliferating ways it signified for the book.

In the National Baseball Hall of Fame, which I had first visited 31 years ago, I could see all that sports had signified for me.

Then there are the darker times: Justin approaching the house and hearing music blaring far too loudly and knowing what this signified for the coming weeks; coming home to his mother shredding pop cassettes because there were "evil spirits".

Most of the recommendations were accepted; they signified for Ceylon the first manifestation of constitutional government, the first steps toward modernizing the traditional economic system, and the beginnings of a uniform system of justice, education, and civil administration.

Tradition is Kitson's subject here: how our Christmases are in hock to it, which misses the point of the wonder, the sense of possibility it signified for us when we were young.

What does this commitment signify for the United States?

What really bothers them is the prestige that this signifies for Daniel Ortega.

But interpretations differ as to what that weakness signifies for economic growth and hence for the Fed's intentions.

It is also one of those programs that signify for people why they pay so much money for cable.

It's also difficult to pinpoint what these patterns from the past could signify for Earth's future.