Sentence examples for signifies that it from inspiring English sources

On Albert's view, every proposition signifies that it is true by virtue of its form.

And with its increased popularity and rate of usage, it signifies that it is here to stay.

Taking the big decisions about the way we do politics by popular demand signifies that it matters, and that it is based on principle.

Some say, "Oh, but it has a high wall around it, and this is what signifies that it is not a private residence, like the other houses on the street but, rather, an embassy".

The use of Roman numerals signifies that it's a predominantly Italian neighborhood.

Scientific data are often smooth in space and time which signifies that it would be highly compressible using lossy methods.

This goal is achievable, and when it is reached it signifies that exercise is possible.

On a transport-weighted enthalpy basis, t-butanol extinguishes more readily than any of its primary intermediates, signifying that it is kinetically less resistant to extinction than the products of its initial reactions.

3. Twilio had a big week as it revealed its IPO filing, signifying that it could enter the public markets as early as next month.

Twilio, the cloud communications platform, has revealed its IPO filing, signifying that it could enter the public markets as early as next month.

The man passed an oversized carton on its side, the rags and paper around it signifying that it was the abode of a homeless person.