Sentence examples for symbol of both from inspiring English sources

But the Empress has no shadow, a symbol of both her infertility and her incomplete humanity.

Obama, according to the cartoonist, has violated this symbol of both white womanhood and America.

It is a symbol of both our city and of the American spirit.

Rescorla revered the eagle, as a symbol of both American freedom and Native American mysticism.

They could regard piss, through some parallax, as a symbol of both purity and Rabelaisian excess.

It's an amazing study in contrasts, and a profound symbol of both achievement and inequality in the New Europe.

Nothing could better encapsulate the contradictory sides of her career, as a symbol of both atrocity and glamour.

In his 1996 book, "Opium: A History," Martin Booth notes that, for the Romans, the poppy was a symbol of both sleep and death.

"Most of us are deep in the maker communities," said Lenore Edman, a founder, "so these items are symbols of both our history and our knowledge".

The uncle of the girls who were hanged said that for his family, the village's new toilets were symbols of both "hope and despair".

Because orange trees come to fruition in the winter and are laden simultaneously with fruit and perfumed flowers, they became symbols of both virginity and fecundity, having a place in rituals celebrating the promise of spring.