9 examples of symbolization in sentences

Indication N. indication; symbolism, symbolization; semiology, semiotics, semeiology^, semeiotics^; Zeitgeist.

On the crossing of these (fluctuating) distinctions of identical and individual organization and symbolization is based the division of the theory of goods: SPHERES.

Not only such household-stories as "Sanford and Merton," Mrs. Farrar's "Robinson Crusoe," and Salzmann's "Elements of Morality," but symbolization like the heroes of Asgard, the legends of the Middle Ages, classic and chivalric tales, the legend of Saint George, and "Pilgrim's Progress," can in the mouth of a skilful reader be made subservient to moral culture.

An enlargement from a drawing by Walter Crane was shown as illustrating the principles of artistic and natural costumecostume which permitted the waist to be the normal size, and allowed the drapery to fall in natural foldscostume which knew nothing of pleats and flounces, stays and "improvers"costume which was very symbolization and embodiment of womanly grace and modesty.

After all, are not all religions but the theological symbolization of natural phenomena; and the sacraments, the festivals, and fasts of all the churches have their counterparts in the mysterious processes and manifestations of Nature?

Who has not wakened with the sense of some incommunicable experience of terror or felicity, too strange and poignant to submit itself to concrete symbolization, and so is groped for by the memory in vain?

We no longer use the bath or the fountain, because in our philosophical system the symbolization is more abstract, if I may use the term; but we present the aspirant with the lamb-skin apron, the gauge, and the gavel, as symbols of a spiritual purification.

It is, in fact, the masculine pronoun in Hebrew, and may be considered as the symbolization of the male or generative principle in naturea sort of modification of the system of Phallic worship.

The symbolization of Dr. Topham's snug "patent place," which he wished to make hereditary, under the image of the good warm watchcoat, is of course plain enough; and there is some humour in the way in which the parson (the Archbishop) discovers that his incautious assent to Trim's request had been given ultra vires.

9 examples of  symbolization  in sentences