Sentence examples for signify something else from inspiring English sources

And those Olympic roses seemed to signify something else.

While divorce rings are not exactly all the rage, they are showing up here and there, as are other rings that are worn on the ring finger but signify something else.

You are probably supposed to get a tattoo removed at the end of a relationship, get that name in the heart erased or changed to signify something else — Ken to Kenya, Olivia to Bolivia.

Sentences must therefore signify something else in addition to understandings, something that can do what mere understandings cannot.

Despite the calls for uplifting images of the black community to combat racism, Hendricks recognized it was time for the black body to signify something else.

I wonder whether the proliferation of the bubble blogs signifies something else: the concentration of conventional wisdom, which is evidence that the conventional wisdom is wrong.

The mental proposition in turn signifies something else, because it is composed of concepts, which are themselves signs.

I'm sure it signifies something else.

What may have signified one thing in the past (like a Donald Duck spoof T-shirt mocking the host of The Apprentice) signifies something else entirely today.

I wondered whether Troy had met him online, whether he had scrolled through a series of bright faces and smiles before landing on his, whether dinner was nothing more than a polite prelude to a night of sweaty sex, or whether it signified something else, something more meaningful.

Taken together, they signify something larger.