Sentence examples for with signifying from inspiring English sources

The "Macbeth" speech, from which "Hour Upon the Stage" takes its title, ends with "signifying nothing".

Not so with "Signifying Rappers": its time's concerns are now preserved in amber.

In other words, what is to prevent our reconstructing, in terms of the notion of "signifying as is the case" alone, the paradoxes that arise about truth when truth is identified with signifying as is the case?

EID events with >2 criteria agreed with signifying international public health concern.

The name, to begin with, signifies something other than yesterday's Social Register snobbery: Disney, with his Stravinsky music video in "Fantasia," did as much as anyone to bring modern composition to a broad public.

Words beginning with signify the presence of meat, e.g. ("meat bun"); words ending with signify vegetables, e.g. ("Chinese white cabbage") and.

See, for example, Kenny 1963, p. 55; Perry 1967, especially pp. 214-17; and contrast Gosling 1969 on "being pleased" with Taylor 1963, pp. 8-9 on uses of "being pleased with... ...... signifying dispositional contentment that may obtain absent any occurrent positive affect.

Traditionally women embroidered fabrics for their families, or for special celebrations, gifts or dowries with variations signifying the maker's status and heritage.

But the NAHB data are filled with laggards, signifying some realistic thinking.

In fact, Wander studied Instagram photos tagged with #latergram (signifying that they were shared after the time they were taken) and found that these photos have the same level of engagement from other users as photos shared in the moment.

In another mailing, AFP promotes Mauch's signing of a pledge the group had circulated, with signatures signifying a promise to not raise taxes.