Sentence examples for better symbolized from inspiring English sources

You could not find an event that better symbolized quality than the tribute yesterday to Marty Glickman, who died last month.

Nowhere is Viadrina's mission to build a bridge with the East better symbolized than in the Gräfin Dönhoff building, a large and light-filled space that overlooks the river separating Germany from Poland.

These new pieces are better symbolized by a chain than by a line; improvisers can't coast or revert to stock phrases because the works' rhythmic and harmonic surroundings change so often.

They argue that the meaning of the Constitution should not be in the hands of unelected judges; if people have been persuaded otherwise, it's in part because the cult of Brown v. Board of Education has conferred excessive prestige on an institution whose tendencies are better symbolized by Bush v. Gore.

Setting aside their kitschy qualities, nothing could better symbolize the craft fetish sweeping the visual arts.

Nothing could better symbolize Iran's 30-year-old regime at the limit of its contradictions.

In the $35 billion sports apparel industry, no item better symbolizes global reach than the baseball hat.

No company better symbolizes Taiwan's role as quartermaster to the world computer industry than does Taiwan Semiconductor.

And no two players better symbolize the quest for validation facing the team than Collins and Sehorn.

Few things could better symbolize the drastic social changes in Afghanistan since the Taliban era, when soccer was banned, even for small children.

Perhaps nothing better symbolizes the new free-market tilt of this economy than the snappy white baseball caps with the bold green logo of the XAAN Bank.