Sentence examples for signifies at from inspiring English sources

Education, furthermore, was rigid and exacting; the Hebrew word musar signifies at the same time education and corporal punishment.

Management consultants and phone company executives are viewed in the start-up community as anti-entrepreneurs — the people whose arrival signifies, at best, the end of the fun part.

(In his Oxford History of Western Music, Richard Taruskin quotes the composer as saying: "Turangalîla signifies, at one and the same time, a love song, a hymn to joy, time, movement, rhythm, life and death". In other words: everything is everything).

Say that the word 'John' signifies at least two persons: John Scotus and John Eriugena.

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Thus, an insoluble proposition is always false because it signifies at the same time that it is true and that it is false.

With ≥2 of 6 insensate areas signifying at-risk feet, sensitivities and specificities, respectively, were IpTT (77 and 90%), MF (81 and 91%); positive predictive values were IpTT (89%), MF (91%); and negative predictive values were IpTT (77%), MF (81%).

Often it simply does not signify at all, or fails to appear to the heterosexual majority as anything other than two people of the same sex living together.

(If you want a hint as to what this might signify — at least in literal terms — you need look no further than the play's punning title).

Clowns (traditional harlequins in white, with black faces and black dunce caps) burst onto the stage to sing, dance and signify at crucial points that a stifling social order can be disrupted.

To a slightly older child, pleasure may signify at once feeling that is good and behavior expressing it and goodness of life no more than these.