Sentence examples for trust symbolic from inspiring English sources

In this paper the language is a highly regimented Polish supplemented with variables, because at the time Leśniewski did not trust symbolic methods, having found the use/mention confusions in Whitehead and Russell's Principia Mathematica a barrier to understanding, and assuming any symbolic logic had to be like that.

But David Spence, a professor of business and law at the University of Texas at Austin, said the scope of public trust was more symbolic than practical.

I felt that if you trusted students with this symbolic and hugely important task then they would rise to it.

The results obtained encouraged a national initiative to create a national trust fund and to integrate symbolic fees on the amenity services associated with cedar forests.

"It's hugely symbolic," said Erik Kulleseid, the trust's program director for New York State.

The literature has further proposed that unprotected sex is symbolic of intimacy, romance, and trust on the women's part [ 15- 17].

"The deficit becomes a concern for politicians when they have a leadership or an overall trust problem, so then it becomes sort of symbolic or indicative of something else," said Matthew Dowd, a senior adviser to Mr. Bush's re-election committee.

In The Odyssey, Penelope sees Odysseus's return in a highly symbolic dream, but is unsure whether to trust it.

Some did say that they liked the idea of an Islamic state or adopting some principles of Shariah law, but most viewed this as symbolic, a bit like "In God We Trust" on American coins.

"I trust her," Leigh says now. "She's always been symbolic to me of what a woman can do in her life".

"Make America Great Again" consistently trends on Twitter and is now symbolic of the Great Trump Hope: Trump supporters sincerely trust that successful businessman Donald Trump has the character, skills, and policies it takes to make America synonymous with greatness.