Sentence examples similar to I would symbolize from inspiring English sources

"I would hope it would symbolize to all people gay and straight that anti-gay bias in the military is a thing of the past," Fulton told the Wall Street Journal about her new appointment.

The gesture of an open palm could be used to initiate a payment, for example, but in Arab countries it would symbolize begging.

A local news article published in January 1997 reported that secular Turks objected to the mosque because it would "symbolize the power of the Islamists over Taksim as well as the whole country".

There has been plenty of pre-showdown hand-wringing inside and outside the track microcosm about what it would symbolize if Gatlin were to topple Bolt, a Jamaican who has never been sanctioned for a doping offense and who has been a positive-energy machine for a sport that remains in dire need of feel-good stories.

Ingrid Sischy, editor of Interview magazine, who is a major presence in the couture world, said that if Bazaar does not hew to the fashion line, it would symbolize the maturing of a cultural shift that has been brewing for years -- away from magazines devoted entirely to fashion.

For a while I felt that moving on would symbolize I had given up, I felt this pressure that I had to fight to walk again.

Dynamiting the kaiser's palace was a symbol of the triumph of Communism; rebuilding it, advocates say, would symbolize Communism's defeat.

The French journalist was looking for a character, who would symbolize India's economic ambition.

It would symbolize New York: the energy, the chaos, the intensity, the angst.

That would symbolize the concern of the president and his administration.

To her, having the day off would symbolize a broader acceptance of Islam.