Sentence examples for call symbols from inspiring English sources

One of my chief intellectual interests is a subject that I call "symbols beyond words":  Virginia Woolf, Elias Canetti, Flannery O'Connor, J. M. Barrie, Carl Jung, Christopher Alexander, Stephanie Meyer, the movie "The Piano," the art of Joseph Cornell, the spiritual memoir of St. Therese of Lisieux, the plays of ancient Greece and Shakespeare.

Objects that carry meaning are represented by patterns of tokens called symbols.

Both creeds and confessions of faith were historically called symbols, and the teachings they contain are termed articles of faith or, sometimes, dogmas.

He believed that public political developments often act as what he called symbols with meanings or purposes that can be determined only by careful investigation.

In this sense all words can be called symbols, but the examples given the lion and the cross are really metaphors: that is, symbols that represent a complex of other symbols, and which are generally negotiable in a given society (just as money is a symbol for goods or labour).

The terra-cotta warriors who stand subterranean watch at the tomb of China's first emperor have been called symbols of many things: military might, the longevity of Chinese culture and the organizational zeal and lust for power of the ruler who unified the country and had the statues buried with him.

These discretized values are called symbols or words.

And finally, those "whose relation to their objects is an imputed character" (W2. 56) are called symbols.

Recently, a solution to circumvent this problem in multicarrier communications by the so called symbol blanking method was proposed in [6].

Orientation and mobility training (O&M-training) in using an identification cane, also called symbol cane, is provided to people with low vision to facilitate independent participation in the community.

In addition, evaluation studies of O&M-training in the use of an identification cane, also called symbol cane, which is frequently part of rehabilitation care for adults with low vision in The Netherlands, were hardly identified in the international literature.