Sentence examples for like symbolism from inspiring English sources
Like symbolism, it is a basic capacity that is inherent in human nature.
Steinfeld, a visiting fellow at the London School of Economics, doesn't like the symbolism of marriage, which still requires only a couple's fathers to sign the marriage certificate.
"Where I disagree, maybe with some people on the immigration issue, I don't like the symbolism of a 15 foot fence going the whole border.
Al-Qaida likes its symbolism.
He denied any connection to the group, saying he simply liked the symbolism of the mask.
Mr. Prokofieff said that he liked the symbolism of Columbia's relative proximity to Carnegie Hall, where his grandfather gave one of his first American performances.
"I liked the symbolism of beginning with the work that was about the creation of new and beautiful things," said Mr. Megill, 34, whose career as a music director began 15 years ago.
He liked the symbolism of converting a landmark site that had represented a defeat for conservative Christians into an outpost for preaching "God's word, without apology," he said.
Johnson liked the symbolism.
Unpolished and the size of a pinky nail, the stone looked more like a perfectly round zit than a precious jewel, but I liked the object's symbolism: Like every lasting relationship, it would take time and diligence to reveal its hidden radiance.
