Sentence examples for symbolise for from inspiring English sources

The EU thus, in key respects, arguably fails to actually outwork the attributes it seems to symbolise for many.

Still, this piece of late Roman beefcake has come to symbolise for many the destructive power of the antiquities trade.

The woes of RBS have come to symbolise for many in Britain more serious problems with the country's banking industry.

It is within this context that what Burhan Wani came to symbolise for many in Kashmir can be understood.

Nina Sayers came to symbolise for me a simple message: that demanding too much of yourself really is a dangerous business.

It symbolised for me not only women's new liberation but the fusion of high art and popular culture".

Once again, Hobsbawm's deep emotional commitment to the ideals of communism, symbolised for him by his continued membership of the party, had come to the fore.

The invasion of the Trabants gave many easterners a first look at the other side, and symbolised for West Germans both their neighbours' new freedom and the dire state of the East German economy.

In mobile cinemas sent out into the provinces, the new Fascist regime promulgates the 1931 James Whale movie as repressive propaganda, the "Monster" symbolising, for them, the horrors that happen when a godless experiment like socialism is given rein.

The opposing armies were too large to outflank, and industrialised logistics (symbolised for British soldiers by tinned stew and apricots) made it possible to supply them all year round, with no need for retreat into winter bivouacs.

It symbolised for me not only women's new liberation but the fusion of high art and popular culture". The trouble was, Smith's motivations were never to stand for anything but herself, particularly not any political movement, however worthy.