Sentence examples for recognized symbol from inspiring English sources

Today, the rainbow flag is an almost universally recognized symbol for gay pride, both online and off.

• The cheerleader, she wrote, is an "instantly recognized symbol of youthful prestige, wholesome attractiveness, peer leadership and popularity".

What appears to be a cartoon hair dryer on my dashboard is supposed to be an internationally recognized symbol for traction control.

The central image of his visions, a blue flower, became a widely recognized symbol of Romantic longing among Novalis's fellow Romantics.

But within a few years it was something more: a universally recognized symbol, the romantic embodiment of the City by the Bay.

AMP printed the slogan on posters, flyers, newsletters, datebooks, buttons, cards and jewelry, making it an internationally recognized symbol of peace.

Recently, I've noticed the city has been replacing the "Walk/Don't Walk" signals with ones that use internationally recognized symbols.

The mayor and other residents of Hiroshima have repeatedly invited him to come to their city, which — along with Nagasaki — is one of the world's most recognized symbols of the horrors of nuclear war.

The last two prime ministers, both Liberal Democrats, have enacted measures aimed at pleasing this constituency, from making the Japanese flag and anthem legally recognized symbols of the nation for the first time, to creating a national youth service, which critics complain is really aimed at preaching traditional conservative values.

"Somewhat to the embarrassment of the traditional dignity of the academy," read a statement from its board from way back in 1940, "the words 'Oscar' and 'Academy Awards' have slipped into popular language like 'Sterling' and 'Nobel,' as recognized symbols of quality".

After all the stages of the OMR system are completed (Figure 2), the recognized symbols can be employed to write down the score in different engraving styles or even to make it sound.