Examples of using Signified in English and their translations into Polish
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Solidarność and the 1956 Hungarian Revolution signified freedom, while the events in Temesvár(Timişoara),
The expression,"in vain," evidently signified lightly, frivolously or in any other than a sacred or reverential manner.
In the second epoch of civilization, political rulers sought the church's endorsement because this signified divine sanction for their rule.
The Pentecostal blessing signified divine acceptance of the sin-offering which,
Our Lord through the Apostles signified that God's time had come to fulfil all of his promises made to the Jewish nation if they were ready for them.
The Gospel message, which signified"good tidings," tells us that God has some good tidings for those whom.
By accepting God's definition of what blood signified, in all the sacrifices,
It signified that now the way into the Holy of Holies was open for all people,
his own versions of the 2.4 branch signified by an"ac" in the version, for example 2.4.13-ac1.
EU enlargement to 27 Member States has undeniably signified a great step forward, but it is the only real progress achieved.
depends on the number signified.
All the symbolism surrounding the imparting of ordination to the women signified its being a real sacrament.
This signified a revolutionary milestone, in that migration
The silver signified Medo-Persia; the bronze symbolized Greece. The legs of iron represented Rome.(2)
through an expensive and painful test. Because she took such an interest, she discovered a tiny nodule… which in reality signified nothing but gave us no choice.
On the contrary, we are to remember that amongst the Jews the word"god" signified mighty one, and was sometimes applied to angels,
which in reality signified nothing but gave us no choice.
for his choice signified not only the richest of the grazing country,
Had the hiding of the Divine counsel from mankind signified eternal torture for those from whom it was hidden,
for are you not Croesus, formerly king of Lydia and once the richest man in the world whose name alone signified riches almost beyond comprehending?