Most importantly, it is your opportunity to leave the reader with a message or theme that symbolizes a key aspect of your candidacy.
That theme is symbolized for Carroll in two men, Roosevelt's war secretary, Henry L. Stimson, and James Forrestal, the first defense secretary.
The moment foreshadows the triumph of Cellini, the genius life force, over conventional law and order -- a quintessential Romantic theme, here symbolized by a pre-Romantic, pre-Classical, pre-Baroque, pre-Renaissance device the composer had learned in school alongside his dullest classmates.
This platform encompassed a variety of issues, but those two themes were symbolized, respectively, by his commitment to the 2015 nuclear agreement and by his promises to keep Telegram open.
This little transaction, for me, came to symbolize the theme of the trip: It was a seven-day, six-night lesson in the cyclical nature of economics.
There, he worked on developing the spiky Trylon and rotund Perisphere that symbolized the theme "Building the World of Tomorrow" at the 1939 New York World's Fair.
Mondale's announcement that Ferraro would be his running mate on July 12 , 1984energized his campaign and symbolized its theme.
For the Obama candidacy, this image of a sunrise symbolizes the themes of Hope and Change -- a brand new day.
Baker's original design includes eight colors —hot pink, red, orange, yellow, green, turquoise, blue, and violet — with each color symbolizing a theme: sexuality, life, healing, sunlight, nature, magic/art, serenity/harmony, and spirit.
"This one can be read allegorically, with the peacocks symbolizing themes of paradise, and the birds representing souls in heaven," Mr. Catto said.
