Sentence examples for that this signified from inspiring English sources

I'm sure some people would like to believe that this signified a European Spring, but I don't know about that.

A 1669 source tells us that this "signifies long life" — at least for you.

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

Mr. Shechter, in interviews, has suggested that this signifies that we are all really just emotionally needy beasts, easily controlled.

"One hates to prejudge a situation like this, but the fear it provokes is that this signifies more business as usual than the Philharmonic can artistically afford," he said.

"I doubt that this signifies a great shift in the culture wars back to traditional learning," said Gerald Graff, the associate dean for curriculum and pedagogy at the University of Illinois at Chicago.

This signified that the border structures are a gift, wisdom and legacy emanated from the soul of the Brokpas' ancestors.

This signified that the coherent diffuse scattering spectra primarily probed the atomic correlation in the first and second coordination shells.

This signified that the 4× seedlings derived from genome doubling of the 2× genotype.

This signifies that Ru and Sn are present in their zero valent state during the methanol oxidation.

This signifies that CD-MCM-41sg silicas can act as effective adsorbents for low levels of aromatic molecules.