Sentence examples for symbolic connection from inspiring English sources

Without pressing the symbolic connection too far, Glyndebourne evidently chose their season opener with intent.

She is plainly the saner half of this moral face-off, but she too has her prejudices and symbolic connection to the rats she wants to exterminate.

The Viceroy's House (now the president's residence) was built at an elevation so it would look upon the old fort and establish a symbolic connection.

Costumes, like the masks, are made of a great variety of materials, all of which have a symbolic connection with the mask's total imagery.

The two men once trained together with Piatti – a symbolic connection considering that Djokovic is a Serb and Ljubicic a Croatian — and they remain on friendly terms.

It is hard not to imagine some historical or symbolic connection between the long-ago conflicts they depict and the conflicts that trouble us now.

But "Magic Hunter" is klutzy and vague in its symbolic connections, and because its characters never come to life, the film has no moral force.

Instead of yoking the novel's disparate sections with effectively depicted personalities or story lines, Kavenna relies on thematic and symbolic connections.

Often, Stead uses color to make emotional and symbolic connections, as when Bird finds a home in a clock of the exact shade of blue he is.

For stations without obvious symbolic connections, they designed elegant mosaic work, like the great curved panels in the walls of the West 72nd Street station, with a chain of flowers connected by red rope.

Many of the best filmmakers capture the divisions and dispersals, the symbolic connections and disconnections that convey the current state of wired-in subjectivity and the conflicts that arise from it.