Sentence examples for you signify from inspiring English sources
"What do you signify with 'sort of'?" "Nothing formal, really: Not a girlfriend girlfriend, really.
You ground yourself in a sense of history, an expansive idea of what you signify," she says.
If you use first names everywhere at work, how do you signify to a colleague that you want to be a real friend?
In the simple mind of Lou Reed, this is how you signify Art with a capital A. Which it isn't, really.
Minus the continual telling and retelling of the story, voters may like what you signify as a politician, but they may find it harder, when times get rough, to assume your authenticity.
But apron strings were untied a lot younger then, and as you grew up it became a word that, when used by your parents in reference to you, signified that as far as they were concerned you were both capable of and responsible for making your own decisions, even if they were stupid ones.
An exit code allows you to signify to the telephone service provider that the phone number you enter following that code will be an international number, effectually allowing you to "exit" your country.
By maintaining your composure, you will signify at least equal or greater status than the person who insulted you.
I challenge you to signify any other time of year with such simple geometry.
The "gains" you describe signify the onset of the gentrification process, which leaves out those people who are most in need.
