Sentence examples for nothing symbolizes from inspiring English sources
Yea for Yaks In the United States, nothing symbolizes Thanksgiving more than the turkey.
"Nothing symbolizes that hope, or represents that reality, better than the United Nations".
Nothing symbolizes the revolution more than the ankle-length black chador that covers all but a woman's face.
But nothing symbolizes the city's gastro-political awakening like Souk el-Tayeb (www.soukeltayeb.com), Beirut's first farmers' market.
Of all its problems — namely, the difficulty of drawing fans to a bland dome that sits in a bland area — nothing symbolizes the place like the Erector-set catwalks that support the translucent, white Teflon-coated roof.
Nothing symbolizes the state more than the Paradise of Zahara cemetery, lined with the graves of young men who died in the war with Iraq, which raged from 1980 to 1988.
Nothing symbolized the problems in Ghazalia this fall more than the shortage of cooking gas cylinders.
After the Sept. 11 attacks, nothing symbolized the city's rallying around like many New Yorkers who helped at ground zero for days, weeks, months, without being asked.
For a generation of West Germans, to whom East Germany was synonymous with ugly, old-fashioned and second-rate, nothing symbolized that inferiority better than plattenbaus, the high-rise apartment buildings from the postwar period that sprawled endlessly over the Communist landscape.
3. Cold War Nothing symbolized the Olympic "cold war" more than John Thomas and Valery Brumel, the Bostonian taking on the Russian in the high jump.
Perhaps nothing better symbolizes the new free-market tilt of this economy than the snappy white baseball caps with the bold green logo of the XAAN Bank.
