Sentence examples for but symbolizes from inspiring English sources
Dressed like a schoolmarm in a gray skirt that practically laps at her ankles, the lanky Ms. Waterston all but symbolizes an unbending uprightness.
In Chinese culture dragons are not evil, he noted, but symbolize energy, benevolence and good luck.
What put the Sting Ray over was a sharp-edged, fast-back body like nothing ever seen anywhere before, exuding a machismo both broad-shouldered and sleek, with a split wraparound backlight that made no sense in terms of rearward visibility but symbolized the emotional irrationality that drove the whole idea of the car.
The ideal type does not exist in reality but symbolize the characterization found when we started to compare how the households answered in relation to different questions.
It didn't necessarily mean he would sign with Houston but symbolized another example of what he wanted and didn't get with the Lakers.
I finished it knowing the baby wrapped in the flag wasn't specific to one child but symbolized all of America's children.
But Rangers symbolizes the sport at large.
"It represents the three generations in my family, but also symbolizes perseverance, resilience and spirituality".
The simple act of turning off the beat simply but effectively symbolizes a moral dilemma.
It is just a contractual obligation, but it symbolizes the lack of sizzle this rivalry seemed to have.
