Sentence examples for pervasive symbol from inspiring English sources

The show opens with peacock feathers, which become a pervasive symbol as painterly backgrounds, feather fans and digital projections on the museum walls.

But guns in America are the most visible and pervasive symbol of this nation's love affair with violence and death.

Gidget and co brought surfing to the mainstream, offering up "an all-pervasive symbol of youth and freedom, even if real surfers hated those movies," says the long-time surf magazine editor-turned-film-maker Sam George.

Today, zero is perhaps the most pervasive global symbol known.

And, behind it all, money lurks — too pervasive to be a symbol of anything, yet always a symbol of everything; magical in its combination of the absolutely palpable and the intrinsically metaphorical; bond of all bonds and agent of divorce.

The most pointed symptom and symbol of this pervasive fear is the poignant exchange between the 20-year-old Charlotte Brontë and Robert Southey, England's poet laureate.

While the Esmeralda is no longer used to hold prisoners, Mr. Kennedy said, it remains a "clear and present symbol of the pervasive terror" that has marked the Pinochet regime.

Football's world governing body, FIFA, more than any other sports organisation, has become a global symbol of this pervasive corruption.It has been beset by scandal in recent years, connected to, among other things, the distribution of global marketing rights and the awarding to Russia and Qatar of the rights to stage the 2018 and 2022 World Cup finals respectively.

The presence of swastikas and other Nazi symbols is so pervasive that the game might be viewed as illegal in Germany, where the dissemination of Nazi thought and symbols is banned.

By the turn of the twentieth century, the "witness to genocide" became a pervasive icon of suffering humanity and a symbol of western moral conscience.

Another view is that Ardhanarishvara is a symbol of Shiva's all-pervasive nature.