Sentence examples for veritable symbol from inspiring English sources
Franco Zeffirelli's production of Puccini's final opera seems a veritable symbol of operatic excess, spectacle incarnate.
When it opened in 1987, Franco Zeffirelli's "Turandot," which returned to the Metropolitan Opera on Tuesday evening, seemed a veritable symbol of operatic excess.
Franco Zeffirelli's production of Puccini's final opera seems a veritable symbol of operatic excess, spectacle incarnate, with gilt pagodas, acrobats and even a magnificent dragon, all forcing the chorus of downtrodden plebeians to the edge of the stage.
Kevin's, a beloved seafood restaurant, has a shiny new wood floor and a new bar built out of donated marble, and across the way in the back of the Red Hook Lobster Pound, gutted by Hurricane Sandy and since rebuilt, sits a shiny new deep fryer, a veritable symbol of marital compromise and rebirth.
And Noir's patch bags ($120-200120-200p Noin in SoHo) are a veritable crazy quilt of patches, bearing overlapping images of tourist attractions, religious icons, ethnic pride symbols and a generous smattering of cute hearts and kittens.
Having released their debut album, An Awesome Wave, to a veritable standing ovation from critics and respectable commercial success, the band named after the Apple keyboard shortcut for a delta symbol has already been dubbed "the new Radiohead", and forthcoming headline tours on both sides of the Atlantic are almost sold out.
A veritable Gallic paradise.
Veritable renaissance men, then?
There is a veritable army of altruists.
