0 present participle of signify --
2 to make something known; to show: --
3 to have importance or to matter: --
Don't worry about being late - it doesn't signify.
So (the argument runs) the realization of the remotely improbable conditions for this supremely valuable phenomenon should be regarded as signifying the activity of mind.
Like the double entendres of the signifying trickster character, the music of the blues encompasses several contradictory elements.
Thus, the narrator directly connects the world of blues experience and the narrative ambiguity and manipulation of the signifying monkey.
Signifying that drug companies were targeting nurses with courses which explained how to use their products.
Here, the blues as a malady is portrayed with outrageous exaggeration, a marker of signifying.
Each of these has its own distinctive, signifying impact that could be elaborated (the paganism, for instance, is very striking).
Beyond the expressions signifying a sweeping, uncritical enthusiasm, the socalled facts and figures themselves are exaggerated and speculative, based on inadequate and ill-defined criteria.
Dreaming is the way our cognitive and signifying schemes give sense to stimulation that is in itself nonsense.
