Sentence examples for perfectly symbolizes from inspiring English sources

But the Mall as it is perfectly symbolizes everything that those who died were fighting for.

"And it's a race that perfectly symbolizes modern Formula 1: It's a brave departure from tradition that boldly works.

But foodies here say that the arrival of the farm stand -- though run by the same caterers as the Getty Center in Los Angeles and on the elite club level for people paying $3,600 a season -- perfectly symbolizes a region where sampling five cheeses before committing to buying one is a socially acceptable form of behavior.

That black screen perfectly symbolized the black hole that the departure of "The Sopranos" left in the television landscape.

The moment perfectly symbolized the disastrous season for Sanchez and the Jets, and yet, they were hardly alone in enduring this instantaneous change in fortune.

The transformation described in the novel — then to now, yesterday to today, her to me, first person to third — is resumed in a breezy anacoluthon, the break in grammar perfectly symbolizing the break in this woman's life.

In 2008, Sunstein and Power seemed to so perfectly symbolize the intellectual aspirations of the Obama administration and its faith in expertise that they were photographed by Esquire dressed for squash.

The transformation described in the novel then to now, yesterday to today, her to me, first person to third is resumed in a breezy anacoluthon, the break in grammar perfectly symbolizing the break in this woman's life.

And yet, if there is one food that can most perfectly symbolize America's values in the way we eat and cook, it might well be mushrooms.

After a five-year hiatus, the event is back and will be held at Shakespeare's Globe, perfectly symbolizing the way in which over the years Logan has turned his unique brand of high camp eccentricity into a British institution. .

But in Talha's case, his mere extradition to the US — a country where he'd never set foot prior to criminal charges — perfectly symbolized what Al Jazeera called one of "Britain's latest counterterrorism disasters" in an article that also decried Talha "pointless extradition".