Sentence examples for because it symbolized from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes you needed to defend something that really mattered," he believes, "and not only because it symbolized something that mattered".

The Titanic has long fascinated, because it symbolized the end of an era of technological innocence and seemed like a cosmic rebuke to privilege.

Historians dispute whether the incident actually took place, but if it didn't the story is arguably even more revealing; the event became famous because it symbolized the way people thought about Goethe and his values.

At his prime, he had his valet sew a question mark on all of his suits because it symbolized "what I want to know and I can't find out why".

1. Twenty percent of the customer base bought the drink to reduce anxiety, because it symbolized self-improvement to them.

After a very long and hot day out in the lava fields of Hawaii, crossing that finish line was like being given the breath of life all over again because it symbolized the completion of my recovery.

And this worst assault on the United States in its history happened in New York City because it symbolizes all that those same enemies loathe and fear most: diversity, licentiousness, avarice and freedom.

Heritage building is a valued property because it symbolizes the national culture, history and identity.

In Korean culture, reaching seventy is important because it symbolizes long life, Aum said.

The Pacific Century deal is something of a bellwether because it symbolizes the rise of Internet companies in Asia.

Because it symbolizes the Holy of Holies of the ancient Temple of Jerusalem, it is the holiest place in the synagogue and the focal point of prayer.