Sentence examples for accessible symbol from inspiring English sources

In legislation backed by the White House that is thick with arcane tax and economic-incentive schemes, drilling in the Arctic refuge in Alaska has become the most accessible symbol used by environmentalists to convey the clash between their priorities and those of the Bush energy plan.

At the Pennsylvania Department of State website, inaccessible polling places are marked with a "wheelchair accessible" symbol that has been modified to indicate "Not accessible".

Barry felt that comics might be ideal for teaching, because they render complex ideas as accessible symbols.

Humans, on the other hand, trade in publicly-accessible symbols.

The international accessibility symbol (see illustration) shall be displayed on routes to and at wheelchair-accessible entrances to facilities and public transportation vehicles.

For kids growing up impoverished in Harlem, Brooklyn or the Bronx, clothes were the most obvious and accessible status symbols.

"The battle for our renewal can be most naturally led by what is still one of the few great living symbols accessible to us — the symbol of the crown," he wrote to the Prince.

Trad. 1. (of a symbol) accessible in any package.

With the launch of the world's most expensive iPhone in Brazil a few years ago, smartphones started off as a status symbol, accessible only to the nation's wealthiest segment, or "A" class.

symbols accessible but not necessarily external.

DKNY, which made its debut in 1989, was one of the first high-profile high-fashion diffusion lines — its block-letter logo was a quick symbol of accessible aspiration.