Sentence examples similar to signifies obviously from inspiring English sources
The film's score rather obviously signifies each scene's emotional significance, applying the proverbial highlighter pen.
It became about liberating the woman that way, so it started with the perfume bottles that obviously signified the hourglass silhouette.
However, the cotreatment with 10 and 20 μM z-VAD-fmk, a pan-caspase inhibitor, had no inhibitory effect on cell detachment in WT and ROCK1−/− cells, even though the caspase activation was obviously lowered, signifying that doxorubicin-induced cell detachment occurs independently of caspase activation.
Upson told me it's obviously supposed to signify how the focus here is on speed and simplicity.
The other diners are staring at me, obviously wondering what my pink hat signifies.
Obviously our workday clothing is also a costume signifying who we wish to be, and professors at the time could be nervous about being bourgeois.
So, if she doesn't have the fancy clothes and nice car and all the other prizes that signify she's a winner in the game--no biggie, it was obviously by choice.
A. Well, no, I've -- it's obviously a question I asked my doctors, in terms of what this might signify going forward.
Schrage obviously wants to make it clear that Hewitt's stance does not in any way signify how Facebook as a company feels towards Apple.
The entire city signifies.
