Sentence examples for were symbolized by from inspiring English sources

The parents were symbolized by Golda Meir and Levi Eshkol.

Those fears were symbolized by Harry and Louise, two nervous 40-somethings created for a devastating advertising campaign by the insurance industry.

"I see this moment as the triumph of a battle we've been waging for 40 years, and basically they were symbolized by, in effect, Reagan and Thatcher on one side and me and Blair on another," he said.

Its two poles this year were symbolized by the contemporary dance-drama of Boris Eifman's "Russian Hamlet" (seen in New York with the Eifman company) and the pageantry of "The Pharaoh's Daughter," acclaimed for its spectacular cascade of classical dances.

The excesses were symbolized by the hundreds of millions of dollars in bonuses and retention pay that American International Group had paid its employees, not long after the government committed more than $180 billion to rescue the failing insurance giant during the financial crisis.

If the Reagan years were symbolized by a kind of opulence, by a grandiose classicism that masqueraded as the latest thing but was in fact not much more than a wallowing in traditional forms of luxury, the Bush years are going to be characterized by pulling back.

This was symbolized by its unwieldy, 22-person board.

The other phases of rebirth are symbolized by female solos.

"That link was symbolized by the black soldier".

The frequency of the voltage is symbolized by f and given by f = 1/T.

Reactants are converted to products, and the process is symbolized by a chemical equation.