Sentence examples for signifies also from inspiring English sources

Since the Hebrew term for "word" (davar) signifies also "deed" or "thing," there is no clear line of demarcation between word-revelation and deed-revelation in the Hebrew Bible.

Eros signifies also a yearning for home and a sense of belonging for an unknown range of social animals.

"One," as the logical basis of the "many," according to Wang, signifies also what is of the barest minimum (commentary to Laozi 22), which in this context translates into a view of human nature that has basic needs but little desire in its original, pristine condition.

The predominant classification into the preterminal stage of most of our patients on admission signifies also the diagnostic uncertainty and difficulty with such a staging system with relationship to responsible decision-making and consequences of care.

There are two answers to those who argue that rejection of the constitution signified also rejection of further enlargement.

As Mythologies showed, awareness of the way in which everyday objects signify also suggests the power to alter this very process.

"Solid Wood," the title of Mr. Mytting's book, has a double meaning in Norwegian, signifying also a person with a strong, dependable character.

Whatever else Southern California may signify, it also signifies a sense of order, a landscape dominated by the domestic symmetries of subdivisions and suburbs that attempt to embody the ideal of long-term stability.

Nonetheless this tantalizing triple bill says much about what all three works signify and also that yesterday's scandal is not always today's classic.

But they do not signify precisely that way; they also signify that they are true (through the second conjunct of the mental proposition).

It also signifies desire and effort.