Sentence examples for vivid symbol from inspiring English sources

Detroit, arguably America's most vivid symbol of environmental excess, has also staked its claim.

Its mushroom cloud remains a vivid symbol of Promethean hubris, of technology's grim and uncontrollable potential.

Less than a year ago, Lake Oroville was a vivid symbol of the state's prolonged drought.

Cogito's quest is hopeless, yet necessary — a vivid symbol of Herbert's ethical irony.

Could there be a more vivid symbol of the aspiration to make E Pluribus Unum a reality?

Since it opened in 1992, the mall has been a vivid symbol of the United States' long economic boom.

Dancers capered antically, formed huddles, split into competitive cliques and made their meetings and partings vivid symbols of adolescent friendships and rivalries.

A Slow Current Today the barges that crawl up and down the Congo River, between Kisangani and Kinshasa, are the most vivid symbols of the country's slow reawakening.

In that, the government faces perhaps its greatest challenge: to maintain its bastions of support with promises for the future and threats that its collapse means chaos, against the momentum that the vivid symbols of martyrdom have so often encouraged.

One of the most vivid symbols of global warming is the torrents of melt water that drain from the lakes that form each summer on Greenland's ice sheet.

Commander Sheka, who is wanted by the Congolese government for his involvement in the 2010 mass rape, in the Walikale area of eastern Congo, is one of the most vivid symbols of Congo's lingering insecurity and impunity as the country prepares for its second general elections since the end of its civil war.