Sentence examples for symbol of distant from inspiring English sources

For young Fellini, the Grand Hotel - visited by foreign millionaires and aristocrats - was the very symbol of distant and unobtainable glamour.

To make sense of his linguistic upheaval, Mr. Mullican began piecing together the signs and symbols of distant cultures and multiple time periods in much the way that his father, a cartographer for the United States Army during World War II, had learned to translate vast bodies of land and sea into an intricate series of pattern and lines.

Long derided across Israel's political spectrum as a schemer and serial election loser, Mr. Peres has grown in popularity as he has become a symbol of a distant peace.

He was a vulnerable figure in many ways, a symbol of a not-too-distant past, a black man hoping to lead a country in which black men have never been safe.

Next door, Baia dos Porcos's sugary sand and calm waters take a back seat to the crystalline bay: here, protruding shards of volcanic rock face off near shore, framing the just-distant symbol of Noronha, Dois Irmaos - mountainous twin rocks shooting majestically up from the sea.

Next door, Ba dos Porcos's sugary sand and calm waters take a back seat to the crystalline bay: here, protruding shards of volcanic rock face off near shore, framing the just-distant symbol of Noronha, Dois Irm? -- mountainous twin rocks shooting majestically up from the sea.

Although the warning sign won't be replaced, it will live on as a symbol of California's not-too-distant past, when the front lines of the country's battles over illegal immigration lay in the Golden State.

Flicker of distant traffic: metal and glass.

It's the sound of distant drums!

There was no evidence of distant metastasis.

Roughly a century ago three daughters of a dying order of gentility looked to the distant metropolis of Moscow as a symbol of deliverance.