Sentence examples for symbolized to from inspiring English sources

That showed what epilepsy symbolized to Kill: a distraction.

(She had just spent five thousand dollars of her savings on a new Mercedes sports car that symbolized to both of them how far she had come in the world on the strength of her own wits and determination).

In love, like Bryant, with the still unspoiled American landscape, whose wild vigor symbolized to him the spirit of the young Republic, he was also drawn to the seductive charms of Old World Europe, particularly Italy.

"I can see that Mark has drawn an elephant on the ball and written, 'Play Soccer, Don't Poach Elephants!' " The soccer ball symbolized to Delia a bargain she struck with the people of Chishala: in exchange for economic aid, the villagers would promise to curtail poaching.

The Bush administration never understood what the Guantanamo detention facility symbolized to the rest of the world.

Much like Eastern Ukrainians seeking "protection" in the form of invasion by Putin's Russia, the 12 stars on blue symbolized to them a cultural non-negotiable.

What did Mr. Arafat symbolize to Khalik Rimawi?

"That symbolizes to me that he has completed the journey, that he is free".

I found it remarkable that this article did not touch on what skulls symbolize to many: evidence of mass murder.

"I think this symbolizes to a lot of people that, yes, New Orleans is back and will accommodate families".

These people symbolize to our strangely moralistic-about-food society the sluts of gluttony.