Sentence examples for signify correctly from inspiring English sources

The second degree of certainty associated with evident propositions is exemplified by a proposition that not only appears certain and inclines the judgment to assent, but is also a proposition that cannot fail to signify correctly.

By contrast, rhetoric, as the science of speaking well, presupposes grammar the science of signifying correctly (DOS 629).

However, as Natorp correctly says, both terms signify the pursuit of something, and Natorp uses the verb to stress the movement, the action of thinking.

Simply put, everything in this paper is in terms of the mean squared error, and the correlation coefficient is merely an intuitive way to signify the mean squared error of correctly scaled models.

Names signify.

You signify.

But they signify nothing.

What did it signify?

What could it signify?

Ponds signify lakes.

What would that signify?