例句與造句

1. Without Superprotect, a symbolic point of tension is resolved.
2. The Marine executions, he says, were a " symbolic point.
3. Some said they had come not just to pay respects but to make a symbolic point.
4. The palace guards stood their ground Tuesday morning, but only long enough to make a symbolic point.
5. "The pandas are not political even though Hsing Hsing's illness is at a symbolic point.
6. It's difficult to find symbolic point in a sentence. 用symbolic point造句挺難的
7. They're like the Weather Underground, willing to blow up anything to make a symbolic point, even if they destroy themselves.
8. Looking at the character from a symbolic point of view, Frye argues that he " symbolises a society or civilisation in its decline ."
9. Hoping to make a symbolic point of their own, US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and British Prime Minister Tony Blair chose not to attend.
10. From a social rather than a symbolic point of view, Gregers is trying to root out an unhealthy system, arguing that " truth shall set you free ".
11. No decision was reached, although Lincoln told at least one congressman that if he were forced to surrender Sumter, holding Fort Pickens would still make a symbolic point.
12. But, in the end, if the choice is between making a symbolic point and making a real difference, I choose making the difference, " he said.
13. As with burning the flag, the act of burning a cross involves " calling on that repository of meaning " to make a symbolic point, he said.
14. But, in the end, if the choice is between making a symbolic point and making a real difference, I choose to make the difference, " said Clinton.
15. The West Indians defeat became a symbolic point in the exchange of power between the two nations, ending their all-dominant form and signalling Australia overtaking them as the leading cricketing nation.
16. U . S . Representative from Massachusetts Barney Frank, himself openly gay, criticized San Francisco's actions, saying it was a " symbolic point " that diverted attention from the real struggle for gay rights.
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