Sentence examples for ways of signifying from inspiring English sources

For some reason I spend another year contemplating various complicated ways of signifying 'Jesusness' before returning to the first, simple idea.

Every generation of rabble-rousers believes it has invented its own unique style and negotiated its own sartorial relationship with the larger world, but those activists who have gone before, on whose incendiary shoulders we proudly stand, also had their special ways of signifying to one another.

Similarly, information about forms of behaviour and ways of signifying masculinity that challenge the traditional codes has emerged.

Sachs gives David left uppercut the traditional way of signifying his promotion to junior manager.

In "The Given Day" Dennis Lehane uses "fierce-terrible" as a two-fisted Irish modifier, an archaic way of signifying tremendous angry power.

In 1986, Joan Scott wrote that gender is not just about sex, but is also "a primary way of signifying relationships of power": two decades since she wrote that, these battles continue.

The 'Project' moniker is Adobe's way of signifying that these are still early-stage products and not quite ready for prime time yet.

Therefore this story, which also concludes the collection, might have been chosen for the end as a way of signifying that more than just the book is coming to an end.

Shrewdly, this Scottish immigrant required towns and cities to provide the land before he paid to build the libraries as a way of signifying a public commitment to maintain them.

These laws banned the lower classes from consuming certain products or wearing high-status clothes, and reflected the significance of the consumption of high-quality breads, ales and fabrics as a way of signifying social class in the late medieval period.

Gender is understood as a constitutive element of social relations based upon perceived (socially constructed and culturally variable) differences between females and males, and as a primary way of signifying (and naturalizing) relationships of power and hierarchy [ 15].