Príklady symbolize

• These changes and control of space echoed the state endeavour to create anew the social imaginary that symbolized a more "civilized" future with economic success.

• The letters symbolize different fields of the image and are used in the text to define the different types of chromatic changes used.

• The culmination of a decade-long process of harmonization and negotiation, this invitation symbolized the success of these countries in instituting political democracies and market economies.

• In the daily soundscape, then, the tolling of bells meant death to the townspeople, but it also symbolized the social status of the deceased.

• The ideology of separate spheres breaks down when the home can no longer symbolize a refuge from the public world.

• Each act then symbolizes the awareness and states of mind as perceived through the personae in a separate space of the traverse.

• It is significant, however, that, even within this "secure" environment, the castrato voice symbolizes both release and entrapment.

• In the test, these words do not stand for their original meaning but symbolize objects, actions, or qualities depicted on cards shown to the child.

• There is a space or absence between any two petals that symbolizes the ontological difference between determinate entities.

• They also agreed on the external observances that symbolized some of these qualities.

• The generalization is sweeping, but the tropes aptly symbolize the type of history written in this book.

• In his view, thought was something that appeared as public morals, and public morals symbolized thought.

• Perhaps nothing better symbolizes this intimate relationship than teeth.

• The garrison (home, community, marriage) symbolizes the patriarchal system used to suppress women.

• In other words the city is seen as a museum symbolizing the political projects under way.