Sentences with phrase «symbolic sense»

The second concept has to be presented as a theory, though a plausible one: that Jesus was considered by followers as androgynous in a significant symbolic sense.

Captains shook hands with one another and the referee at the coin - toss, of course, but that makes a certain symbolic sense: here are the figureheads of each team, formally acknowledging the other.

Turtles carry a great number of various symbolic senses among such as:

Charmed by her evident beauty and apparent clumsiness, he proceeds to flirt outrageously, demonstrating his enormous appetite in both a literal and symbolic sense by placing an elaborate breakfast order that he impishly requests she commit to memory.

In her embroidered panels, strings have great symbolic sense — this is an allegory of complex relations between objects, people, worlds, and the embroidery itself is a kind of drawing technique for the artist.

«Pearl» and «gold» are there being used in a symbolic sense

The boot, and the all - encompassing nature of its shadow over our two would - be stars, has always led me to envision it as being much larger than life in both a physical and symbolic sense.

Perhaps because Ray Lewis was an early favorite for the MVP trophy, at least from a symbolic sense, God was the favorite at 3/2 odds.

TD Mirrors are such a particular material, and they convey so much, both in a phenomenological and in a symbolic sense.

He talks about the paintings having to hover somehow, having to be potent: «I think potency has to do with making the work very general in the symbolic sense but very specific in the painting sense...» from Conversation with Sarah Wedderburn, 2001, in Basil Beattie, Large Works 1986 — 2009.