How to pronounce “signals”(verb) in English

What signals trust in any one situation may vary.

Rathering signals a dichotomy.

It signals care. And it also signals authenticity.

So it also signals the beginning of summer, you know?

And I think that signals the core insight, which is politics is one of these rare sports where the amateurs are actually better than the professional.

So human touch signals cooperation.

But what about the eyes signals kindness to you?

of women and men as one that signals less economic power for women, and therefore less economic choice for women, and therefore a good proxy for how far we've come

Remember that the presence of a device already signals that your attention is divided, even if you do not intend it to be.

And she just signals to Ingrid Bergman, "Wait, wait.

it shows we're trying to protect our trunk and that signals low confidence.

What else do you see about the man on the right that signals that man is a taker?

ask her that and she's so connected to the emotions and signals other people because she's got this baby that she

You want to have your torso open because it signals openness to them.

Those are moments where again of more often than not it signals a similar past

So it takes in information from the environment about potential threats, and it signals other parts of the brain,

The idea that a baby has a need, like its diaper needs to be changed, so it cries, it signals to its caregiver that it has

The more you force your brain to perform a particular function over and over again, the more it signals to your brain

So a key part of this, again, is that when we're uncomfortable, it signals danger to the brain.

I could take you to villages where everybody knows who's who, where people wear different markings that signals that

And volume signals control.

It signals low confidence.

We've been looking for electromagnetic radiation, signals either at radio wavelengths

The oldest being the amygdala, which is deep in the brain in the reptilian part of our brain, signals whether we should fight something, flee something, or freeze.

And we have known for many, many, many years that signals from the nerve cells in that part of the brain drive motions.