Sentence examples for it symbolizes more from inspiring English sources
But its greater appeal stems from what it symbolizes more than what it depicts.
In the end, though, as it is with restless men of the wilderness, Finch Hatton loved the land — and the freedom it symbolized — more than he loved her.
If, on the other hand, the pragmatists are saying that all design embodies both how something works as well as what it expresses or symbolizes, more power to them.
She said the painting symbolizes more than can be measured by its mere value as a commodity.
South Carolina symbolizes more than a litmus test for conservatism.
His character symbolizes more than the sum of his allegiances.
His ultimate victory in the ring symbolizes more than the triumph of U.S.A. over U.S.S.R., more than simplistic chauvinism.
Paul L. Underwood The box: to the season's red and green add orange, as in the color of Hermès's container, which symbolizes more than 160 years of luxury.
She also symbolizes (more than contemporaries like Debbie Reynolds and Shirley MacLaine) Middle America in the nuclear era, putting a happy face on a not-so-innocent time (on a personal level, this seems an understandable compensation for the domestic violence and betrayal that were part of her private life).
The fall of Real Mex Foods symbolizes more than just another victim of our Great Recession, though.
"It's simply a contract between two people — marriage is bigger, it symbolizes much more".
