Sentence examples for seen as symbolizing from inspiring English sources

Ms. Rogers's hip style, expensive clothing and presence at fashion shows at first were seen as symbolizing a new Camelot but ultimately struck many as tone deaf in a time of economic hardship and 10 percent unemployment.

The decision represented the collapse, for now, of a case that was seen as symbolizing both the profound breakdown of law and order after the hurricane and a deep rot within the city's police department that dated back well before the storm.

He has also been seen as symbolizing the dilemmas involving the moral responsibility of the scientist in the nuclear world.

Those are among the most sensitive issues that China sees as symbolizing Taiwan's national status and maintaining its links to the mainland.

Whether you see them as symbolizing China's 1.3 billion citizens or the world's seven billion, the effect is to make the future seem brighter, if only very briefly.

Yet Goold sees him as symbolizing "a certain kind of social loneliness we all feel and the show asks you to think about this character and your own sense of self but in a slightly provocative way".

For most who view her, the new sari indicates her role as a new bride, and many Bengalis see it as symbolizing the wife of Ganesha.

The use of private jets by the Detroit automakers to fly to Washington for Congressional hearings on an auto bailout in November 2008 was harshly criticized by lawmakers, who saw the jets as symbolizing the industry's need to cut unnecessary costs.

The badnjak may also be seen as a symbol of the cross upon which Christ was crucified, the warmth of its fire symbolizing the salvation which, in the Christian belief, the crucifixion made possible for mankind.

Ryuichi Oda, a local who went to photograph the blossoms in Tokyo this week, summed it up best in an interview with Reuters: "I think the Japanese see the cherry blossoms as symbolizing the need to get back to basics in life".

Ideas of rugged individualism, tribal but not collective loyalties, the freedom archetype -- the cowboy as symbolized by Wayne, who is still seen as the greatest of American icons some 30 years after his death.