Examples of 'symbolising' in a sentence
Meaning of "symbolising"
symbolise (verb): To represent or be a symbol of something, often used to convey deeper meanings or ideas through symbolic representation
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- present participle of symbolise
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Symbolising the power of good over evil.
Minimal constructions symbolising the holy values.
Graphic symbolising the combination of the two systems.
At the bottom right is a snake symbolising wisdom.
Padlock icon symbolising a secure web transaction.
He then released a white dove symbolising peace.
It is a dance symbolising the victory of good over evil.
She came up with this little prototype symbolising.
The circle symbolising the ultimate goal of unity.
To join in releasing these balloons symbolising the souls.
Symbolising the elements that create truth and beauty.
A journey by water is indicated symbolising working through emotions.
Symbolising the moment of creation.
Both countries are symbolising important policy shifts.
Then there is a white robe called kutino symbolising purity.
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Symbolising to all the union these two now enter into.
On landing they formed a large emblem symbolising PyeongChang.
Symbolising the souls to join in releasing these balloons of the executed prisoners.
Each is placed between windows symbolising divine light.
But this place symbolising freedom of thought then comes under attack.
The central element is a stylised tool symbolising man at work.
Ayodhya is symbolising something much bigger than what is visible on the surface.
The banner is a victory banner symbolising accomplishments and victory.
Almost unnoticed in each picture is a small red leaf symbolising hope.
But there are rituals symbolising your becoming a woman.
This tree has been given a second life as a monumental sculpture symbolising plant regrowth.
At the top there shall be a star symbolising international solidarity and progress.
Symbolising mental and emotional maturity and the understanding of the deeper meaning of life.
Transition is a particularly important literary technique in symbolising adoption of a didactic message.
The horse symbolising the unruly populace that he keeps under his firm control.
A circle has no beginning or end thus symbolising the universe in itself.
Symbolising the unifying power of the Sea.
Inside the circle we have two hands symbolising human activity.
But there are rituals symbolising your becoming a woman that you go through with your dad.
This stunning colour is highlighted by orange accents symbolising the motorsports theme.
One old military traditions symbolising the passing of authority is the passing of a unit flag.
On two sides of the obelisk stand bronze figures symbolising war and peace.
Life incorporates colour symbolising the outside with the vegetation and the inside with the people.
A mother wanted to offer her son a magnificent piece of jewelry symbolising this achievement.
Symbolising British tradition by integrating perfectly with the environment.
She was buried with military medals symbolising her valour in battle.
The flames symbolising the defeat of good over evil in Hindu mythology.
Which is venerated in religions such as ours as symbolising the generative force in nature.
The arch symbolising the entry of Chinatown in Port Louis.
Price includes decoration of the buffet with various objects symbolising the five continents.
Hers are controlled by Mars symbolising the masculine principle of flaming penetration.
Each star encapsulates something which the children saw as symbolising that member state.
In the centre is a group symbolising the union of the Church and the better aristocrats.
The person wearing the watch can see a luminous figurative image symbolising secondary rocket explosions.
Earth Lodge is a sanctuary symbolising a new ear in luxury South African safari lodges.
