Sentence examples for what symbolises from inspiring English sources

It is hard to know what symbolises the moral hollowness of coalition welfare policy most: is it the implacable, pointless cruelty of the bedroom tax?

It is also what it symbolises: the legislative heart of the world's mightiest country.

Yes, the tampon debate was largely symbolic, but what it symbolises is progress.

Perhaps Oprah is best remembered for what she symbolises, as well as who she is.

Here's the thing – I hate that creepy dress and what it symbolises.

"It's also about the effect of being there, of everybody seeing you are there and what it symbolises".

For the vote, in itself is nothing; it is valuable only for what it symbolises and may bring.

Yet what it symbolises is worrying Scots.This week Scottish ministers announced that prosecutors will have to tell courts if religious sectarianism is an element in a crime.

At the centre of the painting an androgynous figure reaches up to pluck a fruit from a tree though exactly what this symbolises is difficult to say.

The belt is great and it looks very impressive – but it is what it symbolises: a lifetime's hard work, a lifetime's sacrifice, a lifetime's dedication.

While no one questions Murray's talent – the Pub Landlord is a brilliant creation – that's no longer what he symbolises in comedy circles.