Sentence examples for signifying with from inspiring English sources
Aristotle connects "merely signifying about" with denoting an accident, and "signifying" with denoting the bearer of an accident, the bearer being a substance.
"What do you signify with 'sort of'?" "Nothing formal, really: Not a girlfriend girlfriend, really.
You'd have to be a monk not to recognize what the slits in the front of jackets signified, with lining bubbling inside the raw openings.
The characters talk a blue streak beautifully, but Mr. McDonagh has yet to find the nuance and poetry that make his red images signify with commensurate sizzle and pop.
She added, "He talks a blue streak beautifully, but he has yet to find the nuance and poetry that make his red images signify with commensurate sizzle and pop".
Capital letters are signified with a little dot above the glyph.
The Isotopic layer (signified with the prefix '/i') identifies different isotopically labeled atoms.
After sketching the origins of the modi significandi in the first chapters of his treatise, Thomas immediately considers a few objections: how can 'goddess [dea]' be signified with a feminine noun, which connotes passivity?
This layer is signified with the prefix '/r' and simply contains all the layers appearing in the case where the InChI string is generated without breaking bonds to metal atoms.
Google has developed a format for viewing stories on pages with accelerated loading times on mobile, but those stories (signified with a lightning bolt when you search on Google for a story on you mobile device) all get delivered on Google URLs.
"Of course, I also used the tacit intuitions that we all have: danger is signified with the red color, and for instance a very turbulent animation refers to a more intense activity of the Sun".
