Each side will symbolize one event.
Each side will symbolize one thing we find out in the beginning of the story.
Mr. Price had come to symbolize one executive's stand against the widening gap between workers' pay and executive compensation.
PARIS — There was nothing through most of that gray, chilly Thursday to suggest that it would come to symbolize one of the great transitions of the 20th century, the triumphant end of a failed system.
Rhee, with recent help of the film "Waiting for 'Superman,' " has come to symbolize one corner of the national battle to improve education: the harsh reformer who will unflinchingly fire hundreds of teachers and dozens of principals, including her daughter's, if she thinks they're not up to snuff.
As permanent beliefs of an individual, values symbolize one's needs and behavior (Daghfous et al. 1999).
Uniquely, this is a four-movement work in three movements: Deliberately unfinished "to symbolize one's path in life, which does not close with physical departure from the world" as Vlasta Reittererová quotes the composer in her excellent liner notes.
It comprises two scales: emotional processing, which assesses active attempts to know and understand one's emotions, and emotional expression, which assesses active verbal and nonverbal attempts to communicate or symbolize one's emotional experience [ 23, 24].
Based on this construct, the Emotional Approach Coping Scale (EAC) is comprised of two factors [ 22]: Emotional Processing, which includes active attempts to acknowledge, explore meanings and come to an understanding of one's emotions; and Emotional Expression, which includes active verbal and/or nonverbal attempts to communicate or symbolize one's emotional experience.
This is a hard case with screen protector sticker and, I'm sad to say, a bit of metal that symbolizes one of the greatest scams perpetrated on mankind since the Kennedy assassination.
But Mr. Gokyigit symbolizes one of the difficulties Turkey faces in trying to limit traffic through the Bosporus.
