He might have risked something using a Man Ray photograph as a backdrop, since it signifies modernity.
Joining the C.F.D.A., which accepted 33 new members last year, is seen as a mark of validation for a designer, since it signifies acceptance by a peer group.
So corrected, the sentence is true, since it signifies that a certain entity, in itself singular, is the substrate of existence of a universal essence (QdU, fol. 133va b).
The sentence that states that it itself is false is false simpliciter, since it signifies other than things are, but true secundum quid, since whoever says that he says what he says speaks truly, and the sentence says it is false, as it is, simpliciter (Novaes 2008).
"Make your wedding as personal as possible since it signifies the start of your new life together.
The "colonisation" theme of space expansion is also problematic since it signifies a potential re-emergence of the social injustices and environmental disasters wrought by past colonial ventures.
"This contribution is very special to us since it signifies not only solidarity but indeed recognition of the importance of children's right to education in conflict situations" said Jean-Michel Delmotte, UNICEF Representative in Tunisia.
Some described it as a blue woolen robe, and, since blue is the colour of mourning, it signified the rejection of worldly pleasure.
A few years after the end of World War II, George Orwell wrote that the "the word Fascism has now no meaning except in so far as it signifies 'something not desirable.' " Since then the term fascist has gone in and out of fashion several times.
I believed it signified nothing.
