For (I thought then) love should never be symbolized by a shackle.
Following Hartshorne's suggestion, George Shields says that, "Z will occur" and "Z will not occur" should not be symbolized in the propositional calculus as p and not-p but as p and q, where "If p then not-q" and "If q then not-p".
To the extent that the bull symbolizes the potency of Wall Street, it should be noted that many visitors posed for snapshots under an unmistakable symbol of its virility.
As logo it had a test tube combined with a microscope: Piet's research could not be symbolized more powerfully.
It is symbolized by a teacup that is not smashed — just turned upside down.
It's symbolized in baptism for those who immerse; down into water (symbolizing Christ's death and burial) and up we're brought (depicting Christ's resurrection).
"After the very rich period that the emirates have lived through, both culturally and economically, and the complete mutation of their cities, it's normal that there should be buildings symbolizing this golden age," he said.
They agree that beginners should learn that sounds, or phonemes, are symbolized by letters that make words.
His traditional "Urbi et Orbi" (to the city and the world) message was linked by a common thread of war, violence and suffering at a time that should be defined by harmony and peace symbolized by the infant Jesus.
"I agree there should be something in the skyline which symbolizes the event, but I don't think it has to be the tallest building in the world," he says, a shade irritably.
Dreamcatchers made for children should be made with fibers that eventually disintegrate, symbolizing the fleeting quality of youth.
