Sentence examples for symbol better from inspiring English sources

The Back to Back Theater company's offering sounds especially intriguing: a work about the Hindu god Ganesh traveling through Nazi Germany to reclaim an ancient Indian symbol, better known in the West as a swastika.

That in itself is fine, but he thinks of weed as a status symbol, better than booze.

The Olympic symbol, better known as the Olympic rings, consists of five intertwined rings and represents the unity of the five inhabited continents (Africa, America, Asia, Oceania, Europe).

Now add the small piece OR simply sew black linen into the LEFT side of the vest to make out the symbol better (preferred).

For centuries the two were carved together, signifying the duality of human existence.The jihadists of Islamic State (IS) understand the meaning of symbols better than most.

The more monogamous love lives of the Staubach-type symbols better mirror the lives of their fans than the fantasy single life lived by Mr. Brady and the Dallas quarterback Tony Romo, who spent the weekend before his team's playoff loss to the Giants this month in Mexico with the actress Jessica Simpson.

Students who hesitated were judged to have learned the symbols better than those who did not hesitate.

Near one baseline sat Allan Houston, a respected statesman and a symbol of better days.

The Calatrava roof -- the soaring symbol, for better or worse, of these Games -- is in place over the main stadium.

Visually, the Multiplier is a triumph: by eliminating not just the fan blade but also the protective grille, Dyson has restored a sense of novelty to the fan and returned it to its early years as a status symbol, for better or worse.

Rising above midtown Manhattan during the Great Depression of the 1930s, it was a symbol of better days to come.