Sentences with word «signifcance»

Red seem to have a special evolutionary signifcance in signaling dominance but also attraction.

In just this way, Jesus Christ, in His self - revelation of the Trinity, has had a decisive impact on the development of the meaning of the term, person, and with it the human individual — which signifcation and signifcance remains indelibly bound - up with Christian history.

Your family will remember the engagement not the signifcance of the act.

Senior researcher Dr Sarah Dunstan from the University's Nossal Institute for Global Health describes the signifcance of new malaria research for developing future treatments.

see, owls have some sort of a signifcance in your life... Whoo knew??