Sentence examples for a dramatic symbol from inspiring English sources
"It seems like such a dramatic symbol of the company's changing relationship with the community".
Scrapping the antiquated system under which he himself was elected leader would also be a dramatic symbol of modernisation comprehensible to ordinary voters.
But to the residents of Westhab, it is a dramatic symbol of how unwelcome and unpalatable they are to their neighbors.
He called the rate rise pledge "economic illiteracy" and "a dramatic symbol of how far Miliband and Balls are trying to pull Labour to the left".
The building, constructed of reinforced concrete arches and glass, is a dramatic symbol of the university's commitment to the spirit of 'freedom and will' which we see underpinning all creative art.
Just outside the town is a more dramatic symbol of economic decline: the county's (and Europe's) last tin mine, South Crofty, due to close on March 6th with the loss of 170-odd jobs.The main effect of South Crofty's closure is just that: symbolic.
It was not the most dramatic symbol of the end of the cold war, but a momentous one nonetheless.
What more dramatic symbol of this achievement could there be than the deliberate positioning of the Holocaust Memorial in Berlin's heart, right next to the Brandenburg Gate, the nation's monument to its unity and once to its nationalism?
Riley flashed back to a dramatic scene in "Hoosiers," the symbol of this all-Indiana title game.
(Los Angeles County Museum of Art) LACMA's symbol that never was When the Los Angeles County Museum of Art first opened on Wilshire Boulevard 50 years ago, "Space Sculpture" was erected as a dramatic plaza centerpiece.
