Sentence examples for symbolizes a rather from inspiring English sources

Protestants respect More's courage, but they also point out that he symbolizes a rather one-sided sort of religious freedom, namely that of the Roman Catholic Church.

But it occurs to me that what I'm really reacting to is what a private plane symbolizes (sickening riches) rather than what it is (a designed and engineered object that performs specific functions of great use to its possessor).

Hare's chin-scratching old man character forever symbolized, as Abrams put it, "a person, a wizard, a chessmaster!" rather than a "black box," a term Abrams uses for the computerized rules and the opponent's artificial intelligence.

Something that symbolizes a single desire today.

The semicolon, befittingly, symbolizes a wink.

These days, asbestos symbolizes a public health catastrophe.

Physically, too, the Annex symbolizes a new era.

Of course, it also symbolizes a more mundane commonality.

As Knappenberger put it, "[Swartz] symbolizes a kind of choice.

Then we can state, where symbolizes a monotonously increasing function.

Equation (1) actually symbolizes a linear hyper plane.