As symbolism, this was fine.

Today, the issue goes far beyond symbolism.

We used Japanese symbolism in our film.

The occasion was solemn and charged with symbolism.

If that's not symbolism, I don't know what is.

However symbolic the agreement may have been, symbolism wasn t the point.

The symbolism of a city that bridges two continents was especially appropriate.

But when it comes to constitutional symbolism and iconography, Europe is remarkably heterogeneous.

But Obama s visit, while heavy on symbolism, reveals the limits of his power.

But the symbolism of Gandhi s simple dress and lifestyle spoke louder than words.

So you see the symbolism at work? It's starting to come forth a little bit, you know.

But to the more reality based people, I submit that boycotting Indian goods has limited effectiveness beyond symbolism.

The opposition, meanwhile, will try to expand on its victory, which, though partial, was significant in its political symbolism.

The historical symbolism of the EU has always been more strongly felt in the East than in Western Europe.

There was no mistaking the power and symbolism of the opening ceremonies for the Beijing Olympic Games on August 8.

In an environment as deadly as this, the details and symbolism of a possible settlement are bound to loom very large.

Just as Byrnes address was short on detail but long on symbolism, a Speech of Hope for Greece does not have to be technical.

But more important was the symbolism of Brazil s move, for it suggests that emerging markets may be getting over their doomed infatuation with foreign finance.

The symbolism of the location is unfortunate, as it carries a reminiscence of the main abortive attempt to manage the world economy during the Great Depression.

The hijab, the headscarf that some Muslim women wear, is already banned in French public schools, where the ostentatious display of any religious symbolism is forbidden.

In this sense Falun Gong is a double paradox a traditionalistic movement freighted with deep historical symbolism, it is also a cyber savvy, modern Chinese protest movement.

For the new democracies in Europe's east, EU membership has five basic dimensions historical symbolism, security, economic prosperity, political stability, and a guarantee of the rule of law.

(23 8, E9) poem Blake retained an active interest in social and political events throughout his life, and social and political statements are often present in his mystical symbolism.

The intimacy of all the faces, the sound of the singing, the obvious poetic symbolism about our shared humanity and our need to connect all of it completely overwhelmed me.

The important thing is that the city of Skopje has acquired a structure that provides it with a new face and symbolism as the capital of the Republic of Macedonia.

Beyond the symbolism of the images on the front of the shields, a video shared by YouTube user Andrés Gerlotti shows how the protest is seen from behind the shields

There was also no mistaking the symbolism of seeing President Bush, waving cheerfully from his spot in the bleachers while Chinese President Hu Jintao sat behind what looked more like a throne.

This is a threshold fraught with symbolism within just a few short months of its birth the strong euro that its architects seemed to prophecy will have transformed itself into a weak euro.

Her ascent has been marked by a heavy emphasis on symbolism her rule in Uttar Pradesh has featured the construction of numerous statues of Dalit leaders, notably herself and a taste for lavish celebrations.

Symbolism The height of 101 floors commemorates the renewal of time the new century that arrived as the tower was built (100 1) and all the new years that follow (1 January 1 01).

MEXICO CITY US President Barack Obama s current swing through Latin America will probably be short on substance, long on rhetorical flourishes and symbolism, and may include a few announcements affecting American business in the region.

It should reflect the European commitment to the noble heritage of the French Revolution, as reflected in, say, the French constitution, but it should reflect in equal measure the symbolism of those constitutions that include an invocatio dei .

The heritage of kings and queens stretching back across more than a millennium the enduring symbolism of crowns and coaches, and the literal embodiment of the English and now the British state binds Britons together in a common journey.

The main argument against the theory is the fact that no one (including scholars at the Chinese Academy of Sciences in Beijing) has been able to find any clear examples of Asian symbolism or Asian science in the illustrations.

While the dynamics of the region have since changed somewhat as standards of living have risen dramatically in oil rich Kazakhstan, Nazarbayev has been known to use heavy symbolism to help preserve ethnic harmony in the diverse Central Asian state.

Nevertheless, there is rarely smoke without fire, and even if the story of the parrot was in some way fictitious, it seems destined to become legend due to its powerful symbolism. Alim Sherzamonov, one of the leaders of a non parliamentary opposition party, the Social Democrats quipped

For the new democracies in Europe's east, EU membership has five basic dimensions historical symbolism, security, economic prosperity, political stability, and a guarantee of the rule of law. Each dimension has dominated at different times over the last fourteen years attached to each are different expectations in Eastern and Western Europe.

The hijab, the headscarf that some Muslim women wear, is already banned in French public schools, where the ostentatious display of any religious symbolism is forbidden. The burqa, however, is worn far more rarely in France by about 1,900 of nearly six million Muslims, almost none of them from a traditional burqa wearing country.

In the book, Ana Maria Mauad, associate professor at the History Department of Federal Fluminense University, reflects on the symbolism and timeless character of the images The world we get to know with those images traverses time, uniting past and present the Rio de Janeiros of Machado de Assis, of the conflict, of the pacification, of the life of common people in their fascinating exceptionalities.