Sentence examples for key symbols from inspiring English sources

Many Egyptians view the brothers as key symbols of an autocratic and corrupt administration that struck an alliance with the mega-wealthy at the expense of the poor.

On the drive over the hill, I pass other key symbols of Keralan life: communist graffiti dominates, alongside flyposters for the Green party and adverts for Ayurvedic treatment at state clinics as well as luxury resorts.

Swords were key symbols of warrior status, as much as they were weapons, so these poor-quality Ulfberht blades were perhaps the equivalent of today's cheap imitation Rolex watches and Louis Vuitton handbags.

Nevertheless, in 1861 Friedrich W. Kasiski, formerly a German army officer and cryptanalyst, published a solution of repeated-key Vigenère ciphers based on the fact that identical pairings of message and key symbols generate the same cipher symbols.

In the mid-90s, when Yeltsin met fierce opposition from the Communist party of the Russian Federation and its many supporters, it was decided that tampering with such a key symbols of the Soviet past might radicalise the anti-Yeltsin sentiment in Russia.

A list of key symbols used in this paper is given in Table 1.

"This was seen as a key symbol in the revival of Hackney.

This is strictly a Vernam-type encryption i.e., encryption by subtraction modulo 26 of the key symbol from the plaintext symbol.

It's a painted bronze sculpture, so there's this sense of permanence when actually a black plastic bag is probably a key symbol of impermanence.

"The beard is a key symbol of masculine Amish identity," said Donald B. Kraybill, a sociologist and expert on the Amish at Elizabethtown College in Pennsylvania.

The motives of the artists remain obscure, but many paintings appear linked to the trance experiences of medicine men, in which the antelope (eland) was a key symbol.