Sentence examples for paramount symbol from inspiring English sources

To the military, Mr. Somsak is a danger to Thailand's paramount symbol of national unity, King Bhumibol Adulyadej.

So it comes as little surprise that the paramount symbol of authority during soccer matches, the referee, is the target of generous doses of invective, often quite personal and obscene.

It comes at a time when Thailand is already rattled by fractured politics, a more assertive military and anxiety over the declining health of the paramount symbol of national unity, King Bhumibol Adulyadej, 83.

It follows that, as the paramount symbol of the Confederate nation and as the flag of the armies that kept the nation alive, the St. Andrew's cross is inherently associated with slavery.

It is one of most recognizable sculptures in the world, a monument to the perfect male form, a paramount symbol of Renaissance art.

Now the handcart has become one of the paramount symbols of Mormonism, with cart-pulling ceremonies and festivals held everywhere from Russia to Florida.

But smart phones are also paramount symbols of product obsolescence — easy to break (though this wasn't always the case), hard to repair, and constantly being updated.

But smart phones are also paramount symbols of product obsolescence easy to break (though this wasn't always the case), hard to repair, and constantly being updated.

So it was perhaps inevitable that the school and the football team, two of the church's paramount American symbols, would come to be viewed with a mix of weariness and cynicism by a new generation.

In Moana culture, the sun is a symbol for paramount chiefs.

Former Deputy Prime Minister S. Jayakumar, formerly a member of the Council, has noted that the PCMR is also a symbol of the paramount importance placed on racial harmony in a world still rife with racial and communal conflict.