Sentence examples for underlying symbolism from inspiring English sources

The intensely personal and cultural nature of this ostensibly simple imagery makes its underlying symbolism difficult to decipher.

The message of the underlying symbolism, however, remained the same: that the Russian president is omnipotent and benevolent, sole dispenser of salvation.

He has been ridiculed, as usual, for his slip-ups, but he also grasped the underlying symbolism of the referendum: its prideful call for national sovereignty and identity, heightened by the pressures of the global economy.

It wasn't until the early 1970s that I was urged by Philip Hobsbaum, then at work on his excellent Reader's Guide to Charles Dickens, to read Little Dorrit with a poet's understanding of its underlying symbolism.

"College kids and intellectual eggheads will love the underlying symbolism of everything.

Emily wanted legal protection and international recognition, whereas Ellie was passionate about the human rights and underlying symbolism of legal same-sex marriage.

But underlying this symbolism there seems to have always been some hope that somehow, somewhere, they would manage to spend a few of their last years together.

An examples of this is ……… this evidence guided us in our discussions with the MoF, and the health sector budget increased significantly in an effort to cover the short fall from losses in user fees.... Furthermore we went a step further to do an interpretive reading of the symbolism underlying the physically demonstrable elements by doing a latent content analysis.

Under incidental encoding conditions, the key effects were reduced, suggesting that some implicit learning or associations might underlie how sound symbolism can influence learning.

Rashi seeks the literal meaning, deftly using rules of grammar and syntax and carefully analyzing both text and context, but does not hesitate to mount Midrashic explanations, utilizing allegory, parable, and symbolism, upon the underlying literal interpretation.

Eastern cults, however, also introduced to the West complex liturgies, beliefs underlying beliefs that could be explained in especially dramatic ways to special devotees ("mysteries"), and much rich symbolism.