Sentence examples for signifies in from inspiring English sources
Whatever cold water actually signifies, in this context.
They are intellectuals with an appreciation for sport and what it signifies in the modern age.
Save for that fearful joy, little in Climbers signifies in the way it should.
"Every gun that is made," Eisenhower said, "signifies, in the final sense, a theft".
Dirac's version, known as quantum field theory, has been the basis of particle physics ever since, and signifies, in physics histories, the end of the quantum revolution.
Although Gould reiterated that the vote would not mark a change in government policy, he said: "I think it is right to be concerned about what it signifies in terms of the direction of public opinion".
Hence, S 12, S 13 and S 23 signify in-plane and two out-of-plane shear strengths, respectively.
Typical examples would be traffic lights as sign of priority, and the signifying capability of words; these sign-vehicles signify in virtue of the conventions surrounding their use.
To Iwamura, one is more reverential than numerical because of what it signified in Japan.
"A meeting like this doesn't signify in itself a breakthrough".
What does Obama's election signify in terms of generational handover?
