Sentence examples similar to signify the statement from inspiring English sources
Now given the conventions that would normally define what the words here signify (what its words 'commonly pretend to signify'), the statement, if it is true, must be false, and if it is false, it must be true.
"It really does signify the countdown.
If God's knowledge is described by using tensed statements, analogously to the articles of faith before and after the coming of Christ, one should read them so that they signify the same (Peter of Poitiers, Sententiae I.7, 133 143; I.133 143223; I.133 143253).
These cards signify the present.
Even financial performance has been linked to mission statements in past research, signifying the difference between mission statements of high performing enterprises and low performing enterprises (Bart and Baetz 1998; Pearce and David 1987; Williams 2008).
Previous research had specified five categories of student statement that signified the presence of project ownership (Hanauer et al., 2012).
The organization issued a statement stating that the meeting signified the "beginning of an open and honest dialogue".
An increase in indentation comes after certain statements; a decrease in indentation signifies the end of the current block.
This signifies the support and protection YSPH offers the public both locally and worldwide, and represents our mission statement.
Because it signifies the passing of time?
