Sentence examples similar to Symbolizes a preference from inspiring English sources

Breen points to what he deems a blunder on Scot's part: the bird holds arrows and an olive branch, but carries the arrows in the dexter, or dominant right claw, symbolizing a preference for war over peace.

Do you have a preference?

It's a preference.

Sorry, just a preference".

"Yeah, I got a preference".

This is a matter a preference.

Considering the cost-minimization, the cost-effective use and the significant preference, this prepackaged disposable bed bath symbolizes a new concept in coma patient hygiene.

Something that symbolizes a single desire today.

The semicolon, befittingly, symbolizes a wink.

These days, asbestos symbolizes a public health catastrophe.

Physically, too, the Annex symbolizes a new era.