Sentence examples for will be signified from inspiring English sources

The Designated Emphasis will be awarded solely in conjunction with the doctoral degree and will be signified on the student's transcript.

Calorie counts will appear in larger type and added sugars will be signified on edible consumer products.

When we have the (non-set-theoretic and non-mereologically interpreted) union of a and b, a and c, and b and c, it will be signified this way: a ∪p b, a ∪p c, b ∪p c.

The lights off location will usually be signified by a beacon, or dark terrain.

He reports "ancient nominalists" as dealing with (1)–(4) by denying (3) — they claimed that what God knows is simply an event, the nativity of Christ, and so the sentences "Christ was born" and "Christ will be born" signify the same thing, since they signify the same event (ST Ia 14, 15 ad 3), and therefore the objects of divine knowledge these sentences express do not differ.

What is signified by their eventual bustedness?

Creation is signified and embodied.

Any exceptions to the above are signified.

The baited cup is signified by ▲.

On Friday in Gettysburg, a brightly colored ribbon will be cut, signifying the completion of the Civil War Trust's $6 million project to purchase four acres of the battlefield and restore a house located there that had been Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee's headquarters during the historic battle.

The conference on April 19-20 — surely it will be joyful — signifies another Harvard treasure, just as the collections of letters and paintings do: the University's convening power, needed to muster in one place so many Proust experts, in a year that will be busy with worldwide celebrations of a literary centenary.