Sentence examples for signifies precisely from inspiring English sources
A life based on glamour alone signifies precisely nothing as The Divine Comedy chart the course to a life wasted.
But they do not signify precisely that way; they also signify that they are true (through the second conjunct of the mental proposition).
Just as for Heytesbury's theory, insolubles for Gregory do not signify "precisely as their words pretend" (they do not express the mental proposition one would expect from the normal linguistic conventions).
In the football religion everything signifies, although what precisely is ultimately best left to fantasy football fiends, the adepts and exegetes.
The conservatives' frustration with the P5+1 for not paying enough attention to the fatwa signifies it was crafted precisely to be paid attention to.
Thus, in relation to differences between patients in early and later years of treatment, it appears that QoL deficits in HD patients become more extended over time, and seem to be more precisely signified by the factors in the environmental QoL domain.
The scaled area of hysteresis loop with amplitude h0, which we set Y = S/h0, signifies the variation, or more precisely a sort of destructive metabolism, of tumors subject to the intervention.
In logic ⊃ signifies "if..
He signifies Philadelphia".
So 'Churchill' signifies something.
