Sentence examples for in symbolizing from inspiring English sources

Rather, it highlights the importance of rites of passage in symbolizing the shifts that newly promoted leaders make.

The flesh-colored brick wall of Wolfgang Gussmann's sparse decor, tilted at an angle, makes an obvious point in symbolizing the decline of the Austrian Empire.

It is one of the oldest and most successful tech companies and yet in recent years it has been surpassed by far more innovative and better-managed companies like Google, Apple and Facebook in symbolizing innovation in Silicon Valley.

But the theatre has rarely expected realism, and by its nature it allows an extraordinary freedom to the playwright in symbolizing location and duration: as Samuel Johnson observed in his discussion of this freedom in Shakespeare, the spectators always allow the play to manipulate the imagination.

But I suspect that the mere suggestion of interconnectedness is one that, in many quarters, meets with stern or prickly resistance, and, in symbolizing that interconnectedness, albeit with banal, anodyne, or utterly silly tropes, Hollywood is crystallizing it and recognizing it in an ever-so-gently-liberalizing way.

In order to address this issue, we set out to create additional opportunities in which students would engage in symbolizing salient aspects of motion phenomena and the underlying Newtonian dynamics.

But at roughly the midpoint real time kicks in — symbolized by the removal of the women's wigs — and they go at each other with gusto.

An ensemble of five, early in the show, is majestic in form and earthy in reference, symbolizing the daily human war on dirt.

Braille became interested in a system of writing, exhibited at the school by Charles Barbier, in which a message coded in dots symbolizing phonetic sounds was embossed on cardboard.

In the upper left corner on the blue stripe is a crown in yellow symbolizing the royal charter.

He is a beacon of light in history symbolizing pure originality.