Sentence examples for it will symbolize from inspiring English sources
But if Mr. Obama does win, it will symbolize the great change that has taken place in America.
On this reservation, it will symbolize an all-American vision of success in a tribal culture that values modesty over materialism and humility over Hummers.
When the sapling that she blessed on a recent Sunday in White Plains is planted (soon afterward to "wake up," as she noted), it will symbolize not only the work that made her the 2004 Nobel Peace laureate, but also the relationship she has forged with this Westchester congregation.
I have a personal goal that is small but it will symbolize to me, my success.
It will symbolize Raleigh's return to downtown, as millennials flock here to mingle their work and play in an urban environment.
In the same way, the Gates name won't stand for computers; it will symbolize advancing health, fighting poverty, improving education, and creating access to information technology in the developing world -- as well as motivating other billionaires to become philanthropists.
"Though one offshore wind farm is not going to by itself reverse a global climate phenomenon or eliminate air pollution, it is a step in the right direction and its location in Cape Cod will symbolize American ingenuity responding to a great challenge".
In what follows, the symbols ⇀ and → will symbolize weak convergence and strong convergence as usual, respectively.
Reception of the proposal has been highly polarized; it has received high praise from some as a culturally significant icon that will symbolize the nation's wealth and power, while others question its socioeconomic motives, and forecast that it will have negative financial consequences.
These norms prescribe behaviour that will symbolize the member's loyalty to the social movement, strengthen his commitment to it, and set him apart from nonmembers.
As soon as it becomes illegal to desecrate the American flag, the flag will no longer symbolize freedom, but instead will symbolize oppression.
