Sentence examples for because he symbolizes from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it is because he symbolizes the best of what we want to be.

Some analysts believe that Mr. Wahid is making a public example of General Wiranto because he symbolizes the old order.

"We never contemplated losing him because he symbolizes a combination of food that's good for you and good tasting," Mr. Carroll said, "and as a regular guy he's very believable".

"It becomes so people don't have to listen to the stuff any more, because to them he symbolizes the roots of rock and roll – even though he was the last of the early era, not folk blues but already pops blues.

Halberstam believes that young reporters at the Times — most of them edgy and competitive and still not certain that they deserved to be where they seemed to have fetched up — found Apple hard to take partly because of "a fear that he symbolized your own lesser self".

Halberstam believes that young reporters at the Times most of them edgy and competitive and still not certain that they deserved to be where they seemed to have fetched up found Apple hard to take partly because of "a fear that he symbolized your own lesser self".

Therefore, the Kohen can't be missing any part, because he has to symbolize that wholeness in the presence of God.

The symbol of the Addolorata Society is the Blessed Mother because she symbolizes love.

Through his actions and speeches, and because he was able to symbolize the popular Arab will, Nasser inspired several nationalist revolutions in the Arab world.

If Romney looked like Obama, he would sweep the Indian-American vote, but they identify with Obama because he is the underdog and symbolizes making it from outside, just like them.

Public Calders work best with architecture, largely because they symbolize absent nature.