Sentence examples for teaching signifies from inspiring English sources
"The extraordinary teaching" signifies the solemn declaration of an ecumenical council (which is the assembly of the bishops) or the most solemn type of papal declaration, known as a definition of doctrine ex cathedra.
The hymns that provide most of the music in the film articulate and express the faith of the community, just as the duet from Mozart's Don Giovanni that Achille Papin teaches Philippa signifies her situation with him.
The word mantra signifies a secret teaching inexpressible in ordinary words or linguistic formulations.
These events are referred to as dharmas (Pali, dhammas), differently from the singular dharma/dhamma that signifies the Buddha's teaching(s).
When they are taught to read, the word for watermelon — "arbuz" — signifies the first letter in the Russian alphabet.
Approved by Benedict himself, it said his words had been "repeatedly manipulated" and did not "signify a change in Catholic moral teaching".
The common theological teaching held that the relation of sign to thing signified is primary and fundamental.
This approach could signify an approximation between the axes of teaching and research.
Moreover, this approach could signify greater approximation between the axes of teaching and research, attracting more teacher-researchers to undergraduate education.
Such pattern of findings provides empirical evidence which signifies the usefulness of contextual approach in the teaching and learning of Biology.
