Sentence examples for token of the from inspiring English sources
Money is in effect a token of the things it can buy.
It's a token of the school's success that it promotes such individuality.
Indeed, such debate is a token of the vitality of American jurisprudence.
British lorry drivers have paraded coffins through London as a token of the imminent demise of the haulage industry.
The National Health Service has seen its budget ring-fenced, as a (very expensive) token of the coalition's essential kindliness.
Younger designers in particular see the lamps as a token of the future and as high-tech jewels.
He customarily receives thanks from the monarch, given institutionally as a token of the courtesies of the state.
They had two blond children, who qualified for the gifted class in the local school but attended regular classes in token of the Andersons' opposition to élitism.
A more reasonable claim would be that every token of the letter a is identical to a token of some type of physical shape (or sound).
JERUSALEM — A YouTube clip mocking Col. Muammar el-Qaddafi's megalomania is fast becoming a popular token of the Libya uprising across the Middle East.
But this seems clearly wrong: there is quite a diversity of shapes (and sounds) that can count as a token of the letter a.
