House Speaker Newt Gingrich turned up at a press briefing armed with two bills ('real" bills, he noted) and a golf club, which symbolized that Republicans were hard at work ("real" work) while President Clinton was--well, not.
Consider, for example, the statement∃x ∃yϕ y) ⊃ ϕ(x)), which symbolizes the statement that there exists a person who is famous if there are any famous people.
Other options include the sunflower, which symbolizes devotion, or pink and white roses that represent love, desire, and respect.
The Woodstock Festival was much more than a concert featuring the likes of Joan Baez, Janis Joplin, the Grateful Dead and Jimi Hendrix; it was a countercultural event which symbolized, among other things, that the baby boomers were not going to be trussed up by their parent's morals and lifestyle.
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To them, an acquisition in a new market means that they will now gain an office in a major city which symbolizes their presence in a country.
Placing the snake bone, which symbolizes something negative, in the shell could have magically canceled out the negative power that the creature represents, he noted.
"But it involved a BMW, which symbolizes wealth and power.
Avoid white clothing, which symbolizes mourning.
"It's what it symbolizes that's great," he said.
One of the great heroes of the civil rights movement, Bernice Johnson Reagon, once said, "When you get together at a mass meeting, you sing the songs which symbolize transformation, which make that revolution of courage inside you.
