His antic tropes and tics both mask and suggest earnest feelings and symbolize, in a classically Freudian way, what he couldn't express or his characters couldn't know.
"That's where Lady Victory will stand," he said — a 13-foot-tall bronze statue bearing a laurel wreath, wielding a sword and symbolizing a victory in a war so vast and epochal that it seems logical to presume a state monument must have been built to it long ago.
I had selected a tattoo that personifies my energy, represents my astrological sign, and symbolizes a directional shift in my life.
The washing of the feet of women and Muslims really symbolized in a liturgical way that commitment.
Known as the Shark Tank — and symbolized by an actual shark tank in the middle of the home clubhouse — the Pirates' relievers had a 2.89 earned run average, third lowest in the majors during the regular season.
In its essence, the organizational image can be described as a mixture of attributes, tangible or intangible, symbolized in a trademark, which can be managed to create value and influence [ 20].
Such illumination, he says, "symbolized in a way the hope that I sensed around me".
For citizens, at least, the city and its laws constituted a moral order symbolized in an acropolis, magnificent buildings, and public assemblies.
On the one hand, the results of the quantitative analysis showed that constructions of saying and symbolizing play an important role in the language of the humanities.
A straightening of her shoulders is a characteristic mannerism — a squaring away that seems to symbolize in an otherwise relaxed girl, a won't-be-beat spirit".
Sonya gives Rodya a cross when he goes to turn himself in and symbolizes the burden Raskolnikov must bear.
