Sentence examples for interview a symbol of from inspiring English sources

North Korean officials call The Interview a symbol of the "desperation" of US society, but an unofficial spokesperson for Kim Jong-un says he'll probably watch it anyway.

"If they put the lamppost back," he said in a telephone interview, "it would be a symbol of cultural darkness".

Ehsanullah Ehsan, a spokesman for Tehrik-e-Taliban Pakistan, commonly known as the Pakistani Taliban, told my colleague Declan Walsh in a telephone interview that Malala "has become a symbol of Western culture in the area" and had expressed admiration for President Obama.

In other segments, Ann Curry interviews Bibi Aisha, whose mutilated face became a symbol of brutality against women in Afghanistan.

Giving interviews and testifying before various commissions, her girlish face became a symbol of the horror of the riots.

"To make Athanaël merely a symbol of haranguing religiosity," he said in a recent interview, "is really not very interesting.

Ms. Wojcik, its creator, said in an interview at the Zacheta National Gallery of Art in Warsaw that the rainbow was intended as a symbol of tolerance.

"The beard for Amish men is a symbol of their adult manhood," said Donald Kraybill in an interview last year with National Public Radio.

"The Canadian flag was once a symbol of openness and peace," he said in a telephone interview.

"I think Red Road was a symbol of ambition coming out of the postwar years," said Ferguson in the interview.

"The road is a symbol" of a new phase in the revival of Afghanistan, Mr. Natsios said in an interview.