Sentence examples for signifies as from inspiring English sources

This last change signifies as much a transformation of pastoral movement patterns as it does a controlling nation-state, where major roads become forced channels of movement.

If we push the point, and ask not whether a in this situation is true or false, but whether it signifies as is the case or does not, Swyneshed explicitly says it does not.

Even if history is reduced to sequence, the order of events, sequence signifies, as Cornel West might say: we know where we are now by knowing where we were, and having some glimpse of where we're going.

Maybe he's having financial problems (though I'm skeptical, for reasons outlined by Charles Lane here, that Shahzad's home foreclosure actually signifies as much); or maybe the problem is just that he doesn't find his social niche.

To many here, interest in the backdrop of "Game of Thrones" signifies, as Mr. Robinson put it, an emergence from "the dark days of the past into a new era".

The concept of stepping on a piece of "stray sod" is part of Irish folklore and signifies, as one character explains, the sense of "being lost in what once were reassuring surroundings.

These arrivals, which happened every day, signified as much a coming together of old enemies as of old friends.

Not so much a maker of things as a director, a commissioner, an orchestrator, Ai understands the specifics of matter and materials, of what they signify as well as what they can do.

IN France, a person's name can signify as little as a measure of what's big on TV at any given time, or as much as an entire country's nature.

In other words, what is to prevent our reconstructing, in terms of the notion of "signifying as is the case" alone, the paradoxes that arise about truth when truth is identified with signifying as is the case?

Insolubles do falsify themselves, and so are false for that reason, even though they signify as is the case.