Sentence examples similar to emblem of confidence from inspiring English sources

The Erector Set and the skyscrapers that inspired it are emblems of the kind of confidence the country had at the turn of the 20th century, he said.

Beijing 2008 was memorable for its sheer, frightening, fist-pumping scale – an emblem of China's own emerging confidence.

Despite the president's exhortation that we chart the frontiers of innovation, there's no grand mission that represents the kind of storehouse for our confidence and emblem of our can-do spirit that space exploration once did.

The president's surrogates promptly posted the photo on Twitter last week — an emblem of nostalgia for Trump's 2016 election and a projection of confidence ahead of 2020.

Successive years of war in Afghanistan and Iraq, moreover, have further dented the mood of business confidence that once made Concorde an emblem of worldly success.

They become emblems of instant authority.

And John Cleese, an emblem of a 60's over-aged swinger as drawn by Jules Feiffer, is all comic confidence as Jackie's publisher.

She is the emblem of Kenyan disillusionment.

Lions were the emblem of the House of Nassau.

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Francis has made simplicity an emblem of his papacy.