Sentence examples for signifies how from inspiring English sources

To him it signifies how far his career has come.

The very line that "it's just a joke" signifies how today's "colourblind" society erases the fact that coloured bodies have always been a thing for enjoyment for white audiences.

The first signifies how enduring his love of planes has been and the latter reminds him of how the 30-year journey to create the museum was riddled with false starts and often felt just out of his reach.

NBC broke the news of the restructuring to WNBC employees at a staff meeting on Wednesday morning, led by John Wallace, formerly president of NBC's owned-and-operated stations but now president for local media, a change in titles that signifies how the network is de-emphasizing local broadcasting.

The pope descended from his protective vehicle to approach the barrier, a structure Israel says is needed to keep out suicide bombers but which for Palestinians signifies how occupation cages them in..'...'.The pope remained in silent prayer for 3,4, 5 minutes at the wall, touched it with his head, then went away," Father Lombardi said.

@role signifies how an element is to be interpreted.

"Julianne knows how to stop signifying, how to let the viewer fill in," Haynes said.

"The results certainly signify how much competition consumer electronic retailers are facing from mass merchants and larger online retailers," said R. J. Hottovy, director of consumer research at Morningstar.

The deflated basketball in the ad, of course, is meant to signify how deflated many fans will feel if the team flees.

To signify how very French it is, several versions of that Édith Piaf warhorse "La Vie en Rose," including a semi-disco interpretation, thread insistently through the film.

The checks are trickling in at $15 and $20 apiece, unlike the gush of water that signified how a mishap at a small institution can become a large headache.