Sentence examples for making a symbol from inspiring English sources

"We don't think about this, but it is very powerful when you think of a woman making a symbol for a whole country".

"He should have been made a symbol of resistance".

In hastening his own death, Roth made a symbol of himself.

"I don't think it is a good time idealize or make a symbol out of anyone young or old.

It announced that they will be tried before a military tribunal at the Guantánamo prison, which President George W. Bush made a symbol of torture and illegal detention.

With sleek designs and canny marketing, the company has made a symbol of high-fidelity audio as well as of high fashion.

This is not a country that is so racially divided you need to exploit it like that and make a symbol of war your expression of Aboriginality.

And then, they'd make a symbol for understanding by waving their hands, as if they were creating brainwaves between two people.

Some have tried to make a symbol out of this game, have tried to make Butler the good guys in white hats, the midmajor that represents all that is pure in intercollegiate athletics.

"I wanted to make a symbol that would show that he would take on the suffering of the vast amounts of addiction that I saw on the streets," he said.

Her personal fortitude could be made a symbol of the fortitude that all true New Yorkers display when the healthy frictions inherent in the city's "gorgeous mosaic," as its mayor, David Dinkins, called it, spin temporarily, if tragically, out of control.