Sentence examples for which symbolizes the from inspiring English sources
"They achieved Buddhahood," joked Mr. Sang-ngag, as he walked through the garden, designed in the shape of the dharma wheel, which symbolizes the core teachings of Buddhism.
The 22-foot tall sculpture, cast in bronze is part of his existing series titled, "migrant," which symbolizes the movement of people from small towns to big cities.
At the centre of the group is the image of the single, undivided Buddha nature, which symbolizes the ultimate reality of the entire universe.
The dervishes wear over all other garments a black robe (khirqah), which symbolizes the grave, and the tall camel's hair hat (sikke) represents the headstone.
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.
Among protective objects associated with prayer are Muslim prayer rugs, the rectangular shape of which symbolizes the sacred area of the mosque, and the fringe-trimmed prayer shawl (ṭallit) worn by devout Jewish males during synagogue services.
It has seven branches which represent the seven deadly sins (although sin is rejected in the religion), two eyes which symbolize the view of the sins, and the tree roots which are the symbol of the intelligence which links man to matter.
In 1980, Republicans convened in the industrial Democratic city of Detroit, which symbolized the emerging Reagan Democrats.
He was asked why he had not removed the heart and pitchforks tattooed to his right shoulder, which symbolize the Gangster Disciples, his old crew.
One day, Boy George even gave Jessica his favorite charm for safekeeping — two tiny gold boxing gloves, which symbolized the Golden Gloves competition he still hoped to win.
President Isaias Afwerki avoids a personality cult; instead of a statue of him, the central square has a gargantuan pair of sandals, which symbolize the liberation struggle.
