Sentence examples for always symbolizes from inspiring English sources

In Christianity, the red color always symbolizes Satan.

For example, walking in a large circle always symbolizes traveling a long distance, and a character straightening his or her costume and headdress symbolizes that an important character is about to speak.

He's still an assistant coach with the Warriors through their playoff run but already being tied to the happy-go-lucky song that always symbolizes good times for the Lakers.

Countess Crespi always symbolized a sort of impossible, aristocratic beauty.

Adler: To me, it always symbolized a gay sensibility.

Although specific preparations offered by restaurants may change from year to year, Chinese New Year's dishes nearly always symbolize health, long life and prosperity.

To me, the house has always symbolized the collapse of dualisms -- between art and architecture, interior and exterior, and, above all, form and content.

Recent engineering advances made by Riddell, Schutt, Adams and other manufacturers have undoubtedly improved the performance of the football helmet, which from its leather roots has always symbolized football's duality of valor and violence.

The magnetic field is sometimes referred to as magnetic induction or magnetic flux density; it is always symbolized by B. Magnetic fields are measured in units of tesla (T).

Jeter will always symbolize the dynasty years — Posada and Rivera, too — and he stands for the competitive mind-set that defined Steinbrenner: winning it all is the only acceptable outcome.

I just couldn't imagine why anyone would want to ride one up 25 miles of rocky, swift, transparent salmon river that has always symbolized natural beauty and rustic solitude.