Sentence examples for signifying for from inspiring English sources

But it has become a rallying cry in the legislative session that ends this week, signifying, for some, all that is wrong with the State Constitution and the process of amending it.

What does this commitment signify for the United States?

And what did this rift with the pagan past signify for Jewish and world history?

Backgammon came to seem miraculous to me in the proliferating ways it signified for the book.

What really bothers them is the prestige that this signifies for Daniel Ortega.

It is also one of those programs that signify for people why they pay so much money for cable.

In the National Baseball Hall of Fame, which I had first visited 31 years ago, I could see all that sports had signified for me.

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MR. GREENBERG said that "overseas, a star rating can represent a government designation that signifies, for tax reasons, what a hotel is charging".

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Mattarella's call for "serenity" after Italy was plunged into political chaos by the vote may have assuaged worries in Europe about what Renzi's defeat signified for Europe, Italy's fragile banking system, and the future of the euro.