Sentence examples for cherished symbol from inspiring English sources
Some mourn the lat, as a cherished symbol of restored statehood.
"To see that cherished symbol used to spit in the eye of a population hounded out of their homes is chilling," Freedland writes.
Rolls-Royce, Britain's legendary manufacturer of hand-burnished luxury automobiles and a cherished symbol of national pride, is about to be sold to the German car company BMW.
Although the Mini was a cherished symbol of the swinging '60s in Britain, where it first appeared in 1959, and had already been reintroduced by BMW in Europe, it had no cultural presence in the United States.
Defenders of the Confederate battle flag like to characterize it as a cherished symbol of a benevolent and oh-so-civilized Southern past, rather than a banner representing the twin abominations of slavery and race hatred.
PAGE A10 National CITRUS GREENING DISEASE THREATENS CALIFORNIA TREES California citrus trees, a cherished symbol of West Coast life, are endangered by citrus greening, a disease that has ravaged millions of trees as it has spread around the world from Asia in the last decade.
The BBC's Paul Adams in Washington says the attacks appear to target cherished symbols of Amish identity.
How a First World War shipwreck became one of South Africa's most cherished political symbols.
Certain popular singers, often women from humble backgrounds, rise to become cherished national symbols whose voices are seen as embodying the spirit of an entire culture.
As a Christian clergywoman and director of an organization that works with religious leaders from different traditions, I would argue that while the pain caused to believers by the defilement of cherished religious symbols and teachings is real and traumatic, laws that criminalize "defamation" of religion or inciting religious hatred are doctrinally unsound and legally dangerous.
While Sousa marches pump away in the background you can wallow in baseball nostalgia and read statements like: "Every nation cherishes symbols of its history and heritage - traditions, arts, or rituals that capture the character of its people … Baseball serves as a cultural ambassador abroad and a unifying rite of passage at home.
