Sentence examples for but it symbolizes from inspiring English sources

THE house rising on the corner of Jericho Lane and Georgica Road in East Hampton may not be remarkable for its size -- at least by current Hamptons standards -- but it symbolizes a direction that second homes are taking in many resort areas, to the pleasure of their builders and the consternation of their critics.

It is just a contractual obligation, but it symbolizes the lack of sizzle this rivalry seemed to have.

Short-term success, whether at the box office or in awards, isn't a mark of this imprint — but it symbolizes it.

But it symbolizes a creature sharp of eye and filled with song, who can journey everywhere and see everything, which is exactly what Wölfli, reaching out to the world from Waldau, seemed to do.

The conflict along State Street may seem minor, but it symbolizes a growing tension in many American suburbs between the rights of private property owners and a New Urbanist-inspired vision of restored, retail-oriented Main Streets.

Though Garnett is clearly the club's highest-profile commodity, Pierce, the team captain, remains the last player announced over the P.A. when the Boston starters are introduced; this is the kind of gesture that has no practical application, but it symbolizes a lot within the insular society of the team.

It was not the reason the Royals traded Greinke to the Milwaukee Brewers in a six-player deal Sunday, but it symbolized a relationship that had run its course.

But it symbolized the Yankees' fears about Damon, 36, and older players in general.

"I don't know exactly what it meant, but it symbolized something".

But it symbolized a marriage between high design and utter utility that designers aspire to achieve, but seldom do.

It was an unseemly gesture by a proud organization that once dominated basketball, but it symbolized the depths to which the Bulls sank after their dynasty disintegrated.