Sentence examples for valuable symbol from inspiring English sources

The deal, while small for Hutchison, is a valuable symbol of support for Pacific Century.

But for Pacific Century, a badly singed Internet company, it is a valuable symbol of support from the most powerful tycoon in town.

Beyond the specific situation in Tunisia, Mohamed Bouazizi became a valuable symbol for all cultures and all countries in pursuit of dignity.

To the courts come frequent claims for protection, made by those who say they have fashioned a valuable symbol, and that no one else should use it.

He was, however, altogether less militant than Che, virtually apolitical, which did not prevent competing forces seeking his allegiance or seeing him as a valuable symbol for their causes.

Thus Ms Suu Kyi's home is in itself a valuable symbol of the traumatic birth of a nation, just as she owes a great deal of her fame and support to the fact that she is the independence leader's daughter.For Mrs Clinton's visit, the place had been spruced up a bit.

Other scholars view such long-distance acquisitions as being motivated in part by ideology in which goods are not commodities in the modern sense but rather "valuables," symbols of status and recognition.

For both airlines, the Concordes, which cruise at twice the speed of sound, are valuable corporate symbols, despite the fact that they have been in service for 25 years.

An exceptionally valuable asset; status symbols and pretension are rampant in the film business.

Cubans seem to regard Havana as a valuable heirloom, a lasting symbol of a culture and civilization that is proudly Latin and American and predates Fidel and Che.

She maintains that it is valuable as an ancient symbol of peace, and that it has been unfairly associated with Nazi Germany.