Sentence examples for was signified from inspiring English sources

The insipid stuff from Terim's team was signified by the removal of the captain, Adel Turan, on 65 minutes for Burak Yilmaz.

He was matched for malign plausibility by Will Hartmann as Loge, Wotan's slippery chief-of-staff, whose semi-divine status was signified by delivering asides from a box in the auditorium.

The weekly commemoration of the Resurrection replaced for Christians the synagogue meetings on Saturdays; the practice of circumcision was dropped, and initiation was by baptism; and continuing membership in the church was signified by weekly participation in the Eucharist.

Scoring on the test was signified by the intelligence quotient, or IQ, which takes account of both chronological age and mental age so that the average child of any age has an IQ of 100.

Their rebellious intent was signified by their logo – a b-boy in the centre of a sniper's crosshair – and musically, the production by their in-house crew the Bomb Squad was rowdy, accompanied by lyrics that bordered on hostile.

Or take the London Poverty Maps published by the philanthropist Charles Booth during the late 1800s in which the socioeconomic status of each street was signified by a particular color, an inspired design decision that made the maps instantly legible, and gave them greater political impact.

The result, available again after many years out of print, was "Signifying Rappers".

The first was "signifying" — the use of indirect humor as critique, and a much discussed feature of black speech.

What is signified by their eventual bustedness?

The problem is signified by the "but", stated or implicit.

What was to be signified, and by what forms?