Sentence examples for symbolic reading from inspiring English sources
Does the violence in the Grimm collection need a symbolic reading?
The practice of descriptive verse continued in the postwar period, but the new generation of poets also sought a new symbolic reading of Australia.
Yet it would be unwise to take these subjects at face value, as it would be to attempt a symbolic reading.
First up on the agenda is a symbolic reading of the Constitution, along with a not-so-symbolic change in the rules that would subject all legislation to a test of constitutional authority.
In our generation, as people of many religions and races confront more insidious bigotry, a symbolic reading of Exodus and Esther teaches the need to respond with nonviolent fierceness.
In fact, each of the main characters fits easily into a crudely symbolic reading along these lines: Jesse as the promising but confused and compromised next generation; Hank as the persistent but crippled lawman; Gus Fring as the coldly rational tycoon with little concern for human life.
"If this is not metaphysical or symbolic, why read it?" she snorts.
Which one of these hasn't been advertised as a novelty Valentine's gift this year? A. Heart-shaped hole punch B. Heart-shaped cucumber C. Heart-shaped Le Creuset dish D. Heart-shaped loo paper 2. The Victorians read symbolic messages into their Valentine's presents.
"Allegory of Faith" -- featuring a woman clasping her breast in a gesture of ardent faith and a snake being crushed by a large cornerstone -- suffers, Mr. Bailey quite rightly observes, from a "symbolic overload" and reads like "an overeager, even florid, attempt to depict Catholicism triumphing over heresy".
This entry is intended to assist the student of PM in reading the symbolic portion of the work.
Phonologic information, such as articulation, is provided in an integrated way within a significant event such as storybook reading or symbolic play with the use of abstract and complex levels of language that leads to a coherent and structured discourse [ 30].
