Sentence examples for try to signify from inspiring English sources

But a movie like "The Missing," with its subject, you shouldn't try to somehow heighten it or try to signify that it's an important movie.

With the coming anniversary of the day the world fell down, some in the adult world will try to have Sept. 11, 2002, signify the date on which life moves on.

If he must signify, one wishes he would try to make the "K" sign, not only for the degree of difficulty, but for the sake of the team.

This generally signifies empowerment of the daily commenters to try to cook up something on their own, which rarely succeeds.

A user sees a calendar view in the app with certain days of the month colored red — to signify she shouldn't have unprotected sex that day unless she does want to try to get pregnant.

So try to add a personal touch to all your outfits that signifies who you are.

"It signifies all the new people who enter the city every year and try to make their mark," he said.

More likely, it will try to make it look as if it is exerting influence, even if it isn't.Does this signify a new, humbler Russian policy towards its "near abroad"?

De la Pava lets all his characters, from the priest to the lawyer to the mourning child, try to put various narrative frames around the suffering they encounter their own or others' as a way of making that suffering signify.

Try to find a game with a full Ping bar, as well as a green light signifying that it can be joined.

Now that RP and what it tried so hard to signify is less of a big deal, I find even the accent that likes to insist it is not an accent at all amusingly quaint.