Sentence examples for symbol of developed from inspiring English sources

Even Uber, in some ways a symbol of "developed" cities getting even more sophisticated, just launched in Bangalore.

Wherever it appears it seems a symbol of society developing.

An advocate for women's rights, she once marched with 15,000 fellow suffragettes wearing red lipstick as a symbol of strength and developed cosmetics for women serving in the military during the second world war.

The Coca-Cola bottle has become an ironic symbol of economic development in a developing country which is blighted by malnutrition.

The findings here reveal the importance of developing security safety symbols with the end users in mind.

Henshilwood and others point to this small but growing record of earlier artistic objects from Africa as evidence that modern behavioral traits, such as the use of external symbols, developed gradually over a couple of hundred thousand years, not suddenly after our ancestors emerged from Africa, as some archaeologists have proposed.Not everyone finds the Blombos beads so persuasive.

Both scripts began with pictures of things, such as a beetle or a hand, and then some of these symbols developed more abstract meanings, representing ideas in some cases and sounds in others.

For example, meat eating is regarded as a symbol of affluence in the developing world and is generally associated with strength, virility and masculinity in western culture.

Local symbols developed somewhat slowly in the Northern Territory.

"He became a symbol of a movement that was developed to help other children like him," said Nancy A. McBride, the director of prevention education at the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children, which was founded in 1984.

Some focused on opposing pornography (especially violent pornography) as the symbol of the dominance model and developed model anti-pornography statutes for jurisdictions to enact (see the entry on pornography and censorship).