Sentence examples for the token of from inspiring English sources
But some read the test item as the token of a wider malaise.
But the Indian tradition holds the Abhijñānaśakuntalā ("Śakuntalā and the Token of Recognition") to be the greatest of all Sanskrit plays.
Help-wanted signs are proliferating, with vacancies up by 20% since January.Such an ebullient labour market is usually the token of a booming economy.
In 1943, Representative Fulbright put the token of his career in place when he became the original sponsor of the resolution urging the establishment of the United Nations.
In this little fact lies the token of a big difference, relevant to deciding which side one would take if forced.
It's Destiny with a capital D, because she is the token of my longstanding affection, the symbol of my everlasting genius.
He was addicted to the tokens of success.
"This is comparable to the death of Diana," Mr. Barker said of the tokens of grief.
These are not the tokens of a passing fancy; this is full-blown author addiction.
"What can we do: exaggeration is one of the tokens of our time," she wrote.
Inside his ruby-hued, custom-designed office in Flushing, Queens, David Peng is surrounded by the tokens of the present.
