Sentence examples for signifying by from inspiring English sources

Signifying by convention is the result of an original (voluntary) imposition of a significatum upon a word, primarily conceived of as a spoken word (vox) – a modulated sound (DOS 488; see also QLIVS 42, 224).[25] A word signifies the passio mentis and the thing outside the soul (QLIVS 11, 47).

What is signified by their eventual bustedness?

The problem is signified by the "but", stated or implicit.

Their attraction is campily signified by a roccoco cupid circling around their heads.

Roland Barthes wrote, "an entire world is present in and signified by food".

It is true that nothing in particular is signified by this fact.

This is signified by an end of the ringing and a blank sound.

The uncleanness of persons, furthermore, is also signified by body liquids (or flux) in most cases.

The adjective screwy, meaning "zany, wacky, dizzy," is signified by a finger twirling in screwing motion pointed at the head.

I miss something that is signified by the fact that porches still exist, a multitasking that slows you down.

A young Chewbacca makes an appearance, his youth signified by an all-over skinhead and a height of only 6'2".