Sentence examples for signifies in a from inspiring English sources

He affirms that everything which exists signifies in a complex manner that it is something real (De logica, chap.

Socrates embodies the "out-of-placeness" (atopia) that overfullness signifies in a world characterized by emptying and filling, the "whole tragedy and comedy of life" as the Philebus puts it.

Are we losing touch of what the poppy actually signifies in a muddy sea of co-opted xenophobia?

661, 663-664 (N.Y.Sup.Ct.1827) ("Extortion signifies, in an enlarged sense, any oppression under color of right.

It's no surprise that the kitsch blanket later comes to signify in a barely credible plot twist.

If the Maccabees are truly to be seen as freedom-fighters, then robustly celebrating their victory entails understanding what the victory signified in a nuanced way.

"That signifies, especially in a 162-game season, it signifies that you as a person and you as a teammate, you guys went through a lot.

Today liking "Johnny Guitar" signifies membership in a club of rarefied cinematic tastes that also embraces the grand soap operas of Douglas Sirk.

He first mentioned the "signifies" interpretation in a letter to Matthäus Alber, an associate of Luther.

However, "atomon" signifies "indivisible" in a primary etymological sense; identity in the sense of individuality is a secondary sense.

To adapt a famous line from President Dwight Eisenhower: every base that is built signifies in the final sense a theft.