Sentence examples for symbolises a from inspiring English sources

It symbolises a long-awaited economic renewal.

But it symbolises a wider change.

It symbolises a society that has lost all moral compass".

ALTHOUGH it symbolises a bright idea, the traditional incandescent light bulb is a dud.

The ban symbolises a government giving up on trying to improve behaviour.

The latest destruction symbolises a total rupture with the country's past and presumed future.

The memorial symbolises an important milestone of a larger development.

Further along the highway, a scorched bus symbolises an ongoing conflict destabilising the region.

According to Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, it symbolises an "out-of-touch, uncaring Tory government that stands up for the privileged few".

But to a coalition of artists, historians, environmentalists and outdoors enthusiasts its fate symbolises an attempt to make LA, branded by critics a soulless, dystopian metropolis, a kinder, gentler, more integrated city.

My friendship with him symbolises an era when so many of us young Europeans were looking for each other, to work together, to share our languages, in the mid-00s.