Sentence examples for might symbolize from inspiring English sources

■ 24A: "What 'O' might symbolize" could refer to oxygen, but not today.

The piece might symbolize the infinite number of things that are manufactured.

The picture might symbolize the infinite number of things that are manufactured.

The whale might symbolize the resistance of boys or the resilience of the institution whose governor rules it like a benign despot.

This second section, "Cape Bardo," might symbolize the cool respite of post-modernism after the hectic, edgy energies of a young century, represented by the Stravinsky score.

In front of the mural, painted in the same colors, lies a small battered suitcase -- as if to suggest a lively inner voyage that the wall might symbolize.

Indeed, are they a bloc at all, or just a list of countries whose growing economic might symbolizes the rise of a world where the United States is no longer solely dominant?

The zoo also plans to stuff and display the dead kangaroo — as a sort of memorial to whatever it might now symbolize.

Might it symbolize the herd of clichés stampeding through this dramatically inert film, which shamelessly borrows ideas from Orwell's "1984," then tramples them into the dust?

Of course, this virtual suicide might aptly symbolize Cairo's desperate attempt to maintain power.

It has deer-hide fringe and a red-white-and-blue glass-bead pattern featuring abbreviated United States flags, a common motif that might have symbolized enemies killed or, later, a newfound patriotism.