Sentence examples for would symbolize from inspiring English sources

Dynamiting the kaiser's palace was a symbol of the triumph of Communism; rebuilding it, advocates say, would symbolize Communism's defeat.

It would symbolize New York: the energy, the chaos, the intensity, the angst.

The French journalist was looking for a character, who would symbolize India's economic ambition.

Another is to create a grouping of vertical light beams that would symbolize the vanished towers.

Mr. Johnson had the idea of a structure like Paris's Eiffel Tower that would symbolize the 2012 Olympic games.

"A Greek win would symbolize the victory of the inspired underdog against the wealthy, the powerful, the arrogant.

In his mid-20's, befitting an actor who would eventually symbolize a particular strain of television humor, he appeared on shows with his comedic heroes: Dick Van Dyke, Richard Pryor, Mary Tyler Moore.

In 1937, against a backdrop of seismic world events from murderous purges in the Soviet Union to the Spanish Civil War and Japan's invasion of China the bridge would also symbolize the heights to which humans could aspire.

The Holy Ghost was also important for the way it would have symbolized Henry's personal political and religious beliefs.

The sections would be symbolized by large English alphabets.

He said he had been playing around with similar architectural concepts and was excited to create a structure that would represent the progress symbolized by marriage equality.