Sentence examples for serving as a symbol from inspiring English sources

Zachary Denkensohn excelled in the thankless role of Brundibar, serving as a symbol, Mr. Wallach said, of Hitler himself.

Most notably, the Palais de la Méditerranée has finally risen from its ashes, leading a small but impressive hotel boom and serving as a symbol of Nice's nascent resurgence.

The set of suitcases that the three brothers schlep throughout India (made by Marc Jacobs for Louis Vuitton, with animal intaglios from drawings by Anderson's brother Eric) are so vivid as almost to become characters themselves, while serving as a symbol — obvious, yet potent — of their owners' emotional baggage.

Blemishes, scars and stretch marks come to the body's surface, serving as a symbol for interiority reaching out.

Art historian Sivaramamurti calls it "a unique connection of the closely knit ideal of man and woman rising above the craving of the flesh and serving as a symbol of hospitality and parenthood".

Historians have also described the organisation of the CNSA, with its central committee and local networks, and its activities such as providing unemployment benefits to Belgian workers in 1917, as echoing those of an official government in peacetime while also serving as a symbol of national unity.

Discovered near Pristina in the mid-20th century, it serves as a symbol of Kosovo.

Each serves as a symbol of equality and each has a rigid pecking order.

"The president has always served as a symbol," Dr. Lamm said.

This vast size and emptiness served as a symbol of poor use of resources, he said.

Masik Pass will also serve as a symbol to the world that North Korea is a thriving nation.