Sentence examples for signifies us from inspiring English sources

These words shore up the towering single letter that signifies us as discrete beings and connote confidence, dominance and the ambition to pull ourselves up by our own bootstraps.

Brigade members specially designed these with images alluding to the 1303rd Regiment's battle honors in World War II using scarlet and white, colors signifying US Army engineer units.

This finding signifies to us that the first seven sites are at the very edge of the functional CpG island, where methylation tends to be more variable and coincidentally resides outside of the defined minimal promoter [ 36- 39].

The street and the skyline signified to us what the lawn and the highway signified to our parents: a place to breathe free".

It reminded me of Yinka Shonibare's aliens, a piece of work about what aliens signify to us as an idea and our anxieties about difference.

Tradition is Kitson's subject here: how our Christmases are in hock to it, which misses the point of the wonder, the sense of possibility it signified for us when we were young.

But notice: the two definitions do not signify (make us think of) exactly the same things.

This signified to us that the vast majority of women actually received the letters communicating their individual concentrations.

While Google Glass isn't the first device that allows us to photograph in public, a point explored eloquently by WIRED's Mat Honan, it's perhaps the device itself and what it signifies that makes us so uncomfortable.

And, he continues, the word 'given' signifies not "something in us that has its cause outside of us … rather, [the given] means merely a representation, whose manner of origin in us is unknown to us".

For the Middle Ages, a term "signifies" what it makes us think of.