Sentence examples for symbolizing that from inspiring English sources

By 1520 London was again enjoying prosperity, with 41 halls of craft guilds symbolizing that well-being.

Symbolizing that commitment is a new five-story building on the N.I.H. campus, which houses the new Vaccine Research Center.

This performs two functions: first, it purifies the cup (both practically and symbolically) by rinsing away any dust or residue and symbolizing that the cup is clean, empty and ready to receive the tea.

Their success, symbolizing that of many who share their demographic characteristics, has fostered resentment partly because it has come during a period of declining median family income.

A few years ago we added an orange to our seder plate, symbolizing that a woman, too, can lead a seder.

Every spring it holds a national Empty Holster Protest "symbolizing that disarming all law-abiding citizens creates defense-free zones, which are attractive targets for criminals".

The lace-up garments symbolize that politician's mother, daughter, wives and mistresses.

It symbolizes that woman or her spouse is a sympathizer of pious parties.

Mr. Vanier, who in January became the company's third chief executive, himself symbolizes that trend.

"Nothing symbolizes that hope, or represents that reality, better than the United Nations".

"This symbolizes that Chen Shui-bian cannot hold together a coalition government," said the secretary general of the Chinese Council of Advanced Policy Studies, Andrew Yang.