Sentence examples for it could symbolize a from inspiring English sources

It could symbolize a sunrise, and the Eos Orchestra is indeed named for the ancient Greek goddess of dawn.

"It would be nice if they died and it could symbolize the end of an era, but alas it won't die," said Michael Jacobsen, the executive director for Center for Science in the Public Interest.

Even the image of a wrecking ball seems like it could symbolize destroying something old to make room for a new birth.

It could symbolize the idea that San Francisco is ready to sprint into the future.

Thus it could symbolize at once both God's vision of us and our vision of God (the combined objective and subjective senses of visio Dei).

As a film about contemporary anxieties, Curtis's visions could symbolize a number of fears, but it's not hard to tell which is the most pressing and obvious one.

The moment could symbolize a seismic shift in the relevance of the teams, unless it has already happened.

When President Obama made a suggestion that favored the Palestinian state, was a move which could symbolize a change in the U.S. – Palestine relationship from negative to positive.

Their main character is a seemingly female stick figure whose rectilinear head could symbolize a blank canvas, page, screen or thought balloon.

Stay, for instance, could symbolize a romantic gesture, the battle over deportation in America, or because the exhibition is mounted in post-Brexit London the "Remain Campaign" that fought to keep England in the European Union.

Davidson points out that Haakon may have later turned to the same goddess soon before he met his death, when he hid in the earth beneath a swine in Óláfs saga Tryggvasonar (collected in Heimskringla) chapter 48, and that this could symbolize a mound of Freyja, one of whose names means "sow" (Old Norse sýr).