Sentences with phrase «shape symbolised»

The Pharaohs of Ancient Egypt believed that the spherical shape symbolised eternal life, and demanded that their underlings buried one with them in their tomb.

This aspiration is reflected in the new front - end design featuring as its centrepiece a wide and, therefore, very dominant radiator grille whose V ‑ shape symbolises sporty virtues such as forwards thrust and performance potential.

Not exact matches

Sunrise Kempinski Hotel, Beijing embodies the shape of the rising sun and symbolises harmony, unity and infinity.

Each fruit's shape and size depends on the sounds generated by the user's voice, so is totally unique, aiming to symbolise the billions of bits of waste us people make that go on to pollute the seas around the world.

However, rather than being perceived as passive objects of male pleasure as stereotyped by the pornography industry, the women here are seen as active protagonists; they are given agency and the masculine element, symbolised by phallic shaped fruits and meats, becomes an object for their consumption.

On the one hand, the selected shapes and objects symbolise individual parts of the body, while at the same time leaving room for further interpretation.