Sentence examples for a symbolism from inspiring English sources

Jaysis, Irvine's tryin tae hard wiv tha kaind a symbolism.

There is a symbolism for a woman to run a theatre like that".

Fonts, pulpits, lecterns, triumphal arches, war memorials, tombstones, and the like all require a symbolism appropriate to their function.

It benefits from a symbolism so vague that you can project onto it pretty much anything you need.

Their entwined lives contain a symbolism that will outlast even the most gifted and fortunate of their successors.

"I think bin Laden is more of a symbolism than he is anything else," Mr. Thompson drawled.

Chris Carter has returned to write and direct Babylon, the newest episode of The X-Files, which can mean only one thing: a symbolism-heavy hour that makes almost no sense and has coded (and explicit!) wingnuttery throughout.

So you might have thought that after the director Francesca Zambello, in her 1992 Met debut, turned a new production of the Donizetti favorite "Lucia di Lammermoor" into what was widely deemed a symbolism-strewn fiasco, she would be finished in Mr. Volpe's book.

Nevertheless, Kosovo took on a similar symbolism for an invented narrative that bore little relation to what had actually happened.

The same word may recur twice within four lines of a poem with a different symbolism on each occasion.

"The man shed is a physical rendition of a larger symbolism also found in macho video games," he says.