Sentence examples for symbol would be from inspiring English sources

Hence, we assumed that the relevant "weaker" dimension (the symbol) would be more affected by the irrelevant "strong" one (the non symbolic subitizing range).

It's a watershed moment for Uber, which said its stock market symbol would be UBER.

Its symbol would be the cross and its news organ the Christian Broadcast Network.

Their symbol would be WWW and their official journals would be Wired magazine, Fast Company and Red Herring.

For an athlete to wear a P6 symbol would be "like a Supreme Court justice tattooing the First Amendment on his or her arm," Ellner said.

"We wanted to find what our generation's symbol would be," Ms. Andraos said, "embodying our preoccupations, our hopes for the world".

All state symbols would be Jewish ones.

The usual suspects are insinuating that Muslim symbols would be treated differently, though there's no evidence that this is actually the case.

According to a 1938 article in The New Yorker, calls from "indignant anti-Nazis" came in almost immediately, but the hospital protested that the $1,000 it would cost to remove the symbols would be better spent on patient care.

But legislation passed at moments of high emotion is rarely well considered and an EU-wide ban on Nazi symbols would be no exception to this rule.The obvious problem with any such laws is where to draw the line.

Luc Ferry, the minister of education, told the commission that a law banning all religious symbols "would be a very complicated process" that would "make martyrs and promote the establishment of Koranic schools".