Sentence examples for symbolises that from inspiring English sources

And no one symbolises that team more than Atlético Madrid's captain Gabi.

The signing ceremony symbolises that the balance has been upheld and renewed.

Aschenbach symbolises that ruin, but dies contemplating the possibility of beauty and transcendence.

There are some people who think that symbolises that a loved one who has passed is okay.

"You might say that she is just a little old grandmother, but it is what she represents, what she symbolises, that counts.

The residents whose communities it has sliced through know all too well what such infrastructure symbolises – that their neighbourhoods can be sacrificed for the good of growth.

But I'm not celebrating: this paper symbolises everything that's broken in the academy.

Laughing at murder while ordering multicoloured Cheerios symbolises everything that is wrong with everything, surely?

The first televised leadership hustings will take place in the constituency that symbolises all that went wrong with Labour's election campaign.

To survivors, the Janner saga symbolises everything that has gone wrong with the prosecution of child sex abuse cases.

Indeed, some would argue (perhaps unfairly) that the chain symbolises everything that's gone wrong with the spirit of alternative comedy.