Sentence examples for ceremony represents from inspiring English sources

The opening ceremony represents one side of the Olympic movement.

"We can be under no illusion that this ceremony represents the end goal," Mr. Ban said.

From the parade of athletes into the stadium to the reading of the Olympic oath, to the dramatic lighting of the Olympic flame, the opening ceremony represents the sports world in all of its grandeur and complexity.

But, he added, "We can be under no illusion that this ceremony represents the end goal".

A suspended tea ceremony represents their mother, who is half Chinese, half Japanese.

It's easy to get carried away in the romance and the idea that a single ceremony represents the entirety of a relationship.

The ceremony represented another successful trip for the Giants, who traveled to Washington by train.

The ceremony represented a rare public rewriting of military history — a reflection of changing times and America's long struggle with racism.

The ceremony represented a new start for Sudan, a catastrophically troubled state ever since 1956, when it gained independence from Britain.

The ceremony represented a particular triumph for one of the less recognizable people in the front rank, a bespectacled rabbi named Marvin Hier.

So yesterday's day of ceremony represented a passing of the torch - out of the aged hands of living memory and into the grasp of history.