Sentence examples for wider signify from inspiring English sources

The slightly lifted brows, a gesture that stretches his eyes yet wider, signify yes.

Warrick's season was shortened by a two-game suspension following his arrest for underpaying for clothes, but he still was named an All-America selection at wide receiver, signifying his status as one of the best players in the country at the position.

The deal has stalled since and analysts say the swap does not signify wider progress.

In its wider sense it signifies all the successive esoteric movements in Judaism that evolved from the end of the period of the Second Temple and became active factors in Jewish history".

The book's narration is shared by Alistair; Colin, a writer for whom blank white sheets no longer signify "wide-open highways"; and Finn, who works for a reality-TV show and specializes in "massaging the order in which certain events happen".

If the beakers and black drink do go hand in hand, Crown and colleagues propose, it might signify wide-ranging Cahokian religious influence between the 11th and 13th centuries.

The five published T2D genome-wide association scans signify huge strides forward for the field and their findings are expected to make an impact on diabetes care.

Any decrease in ino arrays appears to signify a wider expression pattern that includes ovule and integument primordia, and expression that is maintained later in development likely shows that the expression is not limited to primordial cells.

The results of our study clearly indicate the impact of protection system failures on system-wide reliability indices and signify the importance of accelerating line switching process.

The word signifies a wider problem: by repeatedly asserting that nothing can be done to change things for the better, we are allowing the next round of violence and bloodshed to take place.

The laden phrase "identity politics" has come to signify a wide range of political activity and theorizing founded in the shared experiences of injustice of members of certain social groups.