Sentence examples for symbolising this from inspiring English sources
"So if we're going to talk about symbolism, then we can put a room in the Yeltsin centre dedicated to symbolising this complete hopelessness.
Symbolising this – alongside boots and teepees – the first issue featured Hewlett-Packard's desktop computer, the 9100A Calculator, then retailing at $4,900.
Theres a wickedly funny scene symbolising this invasion of the genteel body when a quack-doctor examining Lady Montague "takes a specimen of her bowels with a long-handled silver spoon normally used to serve truffles".
Clothes symbolised this oppressiveness.
Few symbolise this better than Spoek Mathambo.
And nothing symbolised this more than the robbery.
His modernising prime minister, appointed to symbolise this compromise, was a 37-year-old technocrat called Laurent Fabius.
Nothing symbolised this more than the coach's failure to pick Ronaldo, then a gangly 17-year-old striker who watched the tournament from the substitute's bench.
Failing to give the NHS the front-loaded £4bn it needs this year is the highest political danger: NHS failings would come to symbolise this government.
Sinoti has symbolised this positive renaissance; if he was playing for a top-four team he would already be a nationwide favourite.
The Romans were this huge army who marched in and occupied a foreign country, and Kevin wanted most of the actors to retain their American accents, to kind of symbolise this pre-modern melting pot.
