Sentence examples for symbolic rises from inspiring English sources

But the rose, ever symbolic, rises from those ashes to produce another heavy flush of perfect bloom.

Even a symbolic rise of 25 basis points to stipulate that rates can't stay low forever could see confidence and the economy tank.

When Mr Mer announced there would have to be "more than symbolic" price rises for household electricity, he was quickly slapped down by his prime minister, Jean-Pierre Raffarin. Jean-Pierre Raffarin

Both semifinalist teams feature sky gardens that are symbolic of rising above loss yet deeply connected to the earth.

The campaign is centered on a designation of San Antonio as "The City of Yellow Roses" — a mash-up of roses in honor of Valentine's Day and the symbolic yellow rose of Texas.

Even though the protest had little effect--holders of 94% of AT&T; voted to support the board--it was symbolic of rising discontent with the corporate system, especially its effects on ordinary employees.

But some observers say Qualcomm is just one battle in a long campaign, symbolic of a rising economic nationalism in China, apparent ever since the revelations from Edward Snowden about US surveillance of foreign governments and companies via technology companies.

Inhabitants of Brittany, in north-west France, who claim they are bearing the brunt of company closures, layoffs and tax rises, are symbolic of the spirit of mutiny sweeping the country.

China's rise last year to become the world's largest exporter is symbolic of Asia's rising economic power.

It is supposed to rise a symbolic 1,776 feet.

Thus, any similarity in the two works based on this symbolic confrontation cannot give rise to an inference that Stallone appropriated this idea from Anderson.