Sentence examples for symbolise the from inspiring English sources
The first ten steps to the portal symbolise the Commandments, the eleventh symbolises Jesus Christ.
It will, the developer boasts, "symbolise the dynamic emergence of modern China".Less obviously, it also symbolises modern America.
THEY meant it to symbolise the end of tribal politics.
That cover has since come to symbolise the new mood.
Does anything symbolise the throwaway culture better than coffee chains?
Images of them seem to symbolise the freedom of the outback and its open spaces.
His dismissal by the American people will symbolise the rejection of Mr Bush's America.
On this interpretation, Dionysus and his wife, Ariadne, would symbolise the divine nature of marriage.
An Oxford-educated refugee from communism, he would symbolise the continent's unification, say his supporters.
They can symbolise the triumph of the human spirit over so-called "adversity".
Under Mr Putin this phrase came to symbolise the weakness of Mr Yeltsin's regime.
