Sentence examples for symbol of some from inspiring English sources

The tiger has also become a symbol of some dispute.

"Being a mother seems to be a status symbol of some kind".

I'm also aware a lot of you were using me as a symbol of some perceived struggle.

After four terrible years of death and destruction, perhaps people found in Einstein's triumph a symbol of some sort of reconciliation.

The New Yorker, August 17, 1929 P. 9 Mayor Walker has become the symbol of some odd-million glamour-starved souls numbly seeking escape from reality.

This latter variety is a powerfully Romantic icon, a symbol of some Edenic past, speaking to us of something unnameable that we have lost.

The problem is that as symbols of some kind of resurrection of the spirit go, Carter, with his mesmerising talent and perfect athletic dedication, was a runner this year for some kind of mythic status.

If Mr. Gore and Mrs. Clinton are both reminders of what voters, particularly in New York, found admirable about Mr. Clinton, they are also symbols of some of the more difficult moments in this White House, whether it was the investigation into Mrs. Clinton's involvement with Whitewater or Mr. Gore's zealous fund-raising.

Over the last decade, the university has become a symbol of what some Jewish groups say is a growing anti-Israel sentiment on campuses.

While the case has become a symbol of what some see as "creeping Islamization," others insisted that the country was not becoming more religious.

"My hijab is a symbol of resistance". Some may think supporting human rights and equality is a controversial issue.