Sentence examples for this apparently signifies from inspiring English sources

Every time it's the same - the air turns foul, he starts screaming uncontrollably, and then eventually one of the fat Nigerian nurses comes stomping in, making a squeaking noise with her mouth that sounds like she's sucking air through her teeth with her tongue (this, apparently, signifies disapproval in her culture).

And yet, here she is on Roman's Revenge, the second track of her debut album, rapping in a thrilling, quivering, edge-of-panic voice that apparently signifies she's slipped into a Slim Shadyish persona called Roman Zolanski: "I'm starting to feel like a Dungeon Dragon!

These indigenous names are characterised by alliteration of letters that apparently signifies the persistence and recurrence of its painful symptoms.

The letter also referred to "fish nets," apparently signifying submarine nets that were protecting West Coast ports.

In the email, AOL head honcho Tim Armstrong welcomes content maven Arianna Huffington to the AOL family with colorful exaggerated reference to the over 4000 articles written about the AOL/Huffington Post acquisition last week, apparently signifying an AOL comeback.

In one interview, Morgan's mother recalls her daughter watching Bambi, and how surprising it was that Morgan wasn't at all sad when the mother died, apparently signifying an early lack of empathy.

The hope is that this result signifies a welcome renewal.

This setting signifies that a domestic terrorist incident is possible.

This phenomenon signifies at least two points.

A higher positive value of this transformation signifies greater AR.

This group signifies the first detectable spectral changes that occur.