Sentence examples for it has symbolic value from inspiring English sources

"It has symbolic value, but its value is not confined to that".

"It has symbolic value," said Peter Westin, the chief economist at Aton, a brokerage firm in Moscow.

But they said it had symbolic value as a sign of Japan's willingness to coordinate with other governments against the global financial downturn.

And while yours has symbolic value, it is indistinguishable from every other ball, save for its having been touched by the gods of the game.

While a contempt citation has symbolic value and can taint reputations, it is not clear how much practical effect it would have.

For sure, cutting the top rate has symbolic value in a country where as recently as 2000, it was 54%.

Fellow academics Jennifer Clarke, Patrick Keyzer and James Stellios argue that the court's narrow interpretation of the provision is consistent with the intention of the Constitution's drafters, who never intended for it to be a protection of individual rights, while Kevin Booker and Arthur Glass say the provision has "symbolic value".

The battle to clear Mr. Willingham's name has symbolic value for those fighting to end the death penalty.

4. (S) While lodging complaints at the ITU has symbolic value, Turner said her government recognizes the body has no enforcement authority.

Ukrainian military spokesman Andriy Lysenko said the situation was still very tense around the airport, which has symbolic value for both sides, and separatists continued attacks on government forces there and elsewhere in the east.

Ethiopia is upset at the commission's decision to award Badme, which is a dusty town of about 5,000 people but has symbolic value for many Ethiopians, to Eritrea.