symbolic

Gaspar was expected to second the motion but she didn’t, later referring to Desmond’s effort as symbolic.

Crystal visits the Catskills, symbolically, in the show, but his humor is far from the whiny Allen mentality.

Could she have been symbolically protecting Maisie from the “crowns” that the Tuttles placed on their victims?

Tibi had previously symbolically spilled water on Prawer Bill in Knesset.

It might be symbolically meaningful, but probably not financially.

Similarly, the symbolically significant date of November 29 adds a second curve ball.

This was symbolically expressed by burning before her husbands house the gaily decorated carriage that had brought her there.

It might be said symbolically that Americans have a taste for rocking-horses, as they certainly have a taste for rocking-chairs.

But they were also a religious body, and how could that fact be symbolically combined with the other?

In the oldest time it was not only symbolically but actually the centre of the house, and especially of the megaron.

Death is a subject inappropriate to the art of painting except where it is dealt with symbolically or as an historical incident.