用symbolized造句子，“symbolized”造句
To them it offers a romantic appeal, usually symbolized by some dashing and characteristic figure.
In this scene He saw symbolized the dispersion of the whole Jewish nation for their wickedness and impenitence .
Aside from its function, the device symbolized something about Stone: Whatever else he did, he was a sailor.
Close relationship has long been existed between Tang's poem and Sung phrase and the aesthetic features they embodied symbolized the rule of development of Chinese aesthetics.
And when the sun did shine, it rose in the Age of Leo, and the Lion did roar, and a new creation began, symbolized by the Lion[ Sphinx] who sits beside the Great Pyramid[ male-female].
They are searching on-line car ads, phoning junkyards, and even hiring specialists who charge $400 an hour to help them search for an automobile that once symbolized their youth.
The blossom lotus symbolized the prospering country.
For daring women who didn't want to wear skirts back then, blousy bloomers symbolized freedom.
For example, stonemasons' marks symbolized each guild member's obligation to satisfy his customers and enhance the trade's reputation.
There is a clear female awareness in Ding-ling's early writings which is symbolized as the female discourse in novel narration.
Ancient bronze drums symbolized the peak of booming bronze Age in Southeast Asia, whose trace can still be found in cont.
The third part is some application of the lunar change as divinatory symbol for weather forecast, political affairs and personnel matters therefore the moon is embodied the symbolized meaning.
In Chinese language, lily symbolized "love for all seasons".
His job as god of doorways was to oversee the beginnings of things, symbolized by passing through a doorway.
The drawing up and the implementation of "Decision on Unifying the National finance and Economy" symbolized the radical transition of the finance and econ...
The design of the phoenix carved on the tomb gate and the tiger image on the chassis with a ring-handle indicate the peace, luck and counteracting evil spirit and guardian. The combination of dragon and wind deity, dragon and tiger symbolized the heaven.
It USES dreams as the medium to make the symbolized "water-mirror" into a mark.
Displayed now in the Cluny Museum, the find was the first evidence linking names to images of Gallic gods such as Cernunnos, shown here, whose horns likely symbolized male fertility.
As it is carried forward, there is referent movement and change in what can be symbolized.
To them, he symbolized something very different: a youthful challenger who was crushed by a reactionary status quo. His arrest, they said, was a warning to all of them not to rock the boat.
Moreover, seeking for elk was likened to contend for the throne, for the big and tall male elk symbolized the emperor.
The poet has symbolized his lover with a flower.
The structure of the word no longer has the pictographic meaning of the ancient writing, but it is completely symbolized.
