Sentence examples for Representative symbol from inspiring English sources

The officer figure is understood as a representative symbol of undemocratic control.

For example, the EU and UN, as "supranational" organizations, might choose to make an international awareness campaign with a representative symbol or logo.

In 1972, we became the Stanford Cardinal, and in 1975 the Board of Trustees overruled the student body's ballot selection of the Robber Barons as our new mascot (now that's a mascot, and an historically representative symbol of the original source of Stanford's wealth).

The installation consists of 12 gilded bronze heads -- a rat, an ox, a tiger, a rabbit, a dragon, a snake, a horse, a sheep, a monkey, a rooster, a dog, and a pig -- each a representative symbol from the Chinese zodiac.

The findings of the current study can be a result of such asymmetric association between quantity and its representative symbol.

The much-developed ritual-religious symbolism presupposes the existence of a spiritual reality that may make its presence and influence felt in the material world and can also be approached through its representative symbols.

Characters in the poem serve as representative symbols of personified emotions.

Tinder's campaign follows the many others aimed at getting the Unicode Consortium to include more representative symbols, like the Muslim teenager who called for a hijab emoji in 2015.

Though no inscriptional evidence exists, given its prominent position around the image of the king, the two ears of barley (or wheat) may have been representative symbols of the Aksumite state.

Table 1 provides descriptions and representative symbols for all contrasts examined.

Two groups of students (n = 30) were asked to rate the three symbols they felt were the most representative symbols of each domain.