Examples of using Symbolically in English and their translations into Turkish
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Symbolically and visually.
You mean, symbolically?
Symbolically in his hats and umbrellas.
I did shave my head. But symbolically yes.
Both symbolically and as currency.
There must be something symbolically important.
Symbolically, he's responsible for the North and South camps for the summit.
I'm considering doing something symbolically meaningful here.
Teeth are used symbolically in many of Poe's stories to symbolize mortality.
Prisons, they represent… a loss of freedom, literally and symbolically.
Fittingly, and symbolically, it had ended on Father's Day.
Prisons, they represent… a loss of freedom, literally and symbolically.
He also uses characters symbolically to reflect"the stage of the evolution of the soul.
The thoughts or memories of the victims. Maybe the UnSub symbolically is destroying.
It's very important, symbolically, for this thing and you're bare, you're naked.
From killing her wasn't enough, Whatever release he wasexpecting to get so he did it again, symbolically.
According to Juliana Ochs, Sharon's visit'symbolically instigated' the second intifada.
The symbolically important meeting, however, was not enough to salvage the CTP's chances.
But you're still on the furniture, aren't you? OK, so she's murdered,coins symbolically placed into her mouth?
Will you do the honours? symbolically cutting things off for years, Peg, as someone who's been?
And this could explain the ritual of placing sand andglue in the parents' eyes, symbolically blinding them as punishment.
That Snorri be symbolically sacrificed to the aliens, the lamb that may prevent the Earth's slaughter.
With these cat masks, we remind you that this place can no longer be your home,but with the fluttering of these wings, we symbolically join your flight into the natural world.
Theories may be expressed mathematically, symbolically, or in common language, but are generally expected to follow principles of rational thought or logic.
Symbolically, replacing the mausoleum with a church was seen by some as a removal of painful memories, similar to the removal of other communist statues and symbols.
The cardboard wall stood about 3m tall and 14m long.It was to be torn down symbolically on November 9th, but it was destroyed a day sooner due to wind, one of Belgrade's trademarks.
A symbolically important football match between Turkey and Armenia on Wednesday(October 14th) boosted hopes for normalising relations between the two neighbours.
The achievement ofthis milestone comes at a symbolically important juncture-- the fifth anniversary of the October 2000 democratic revolution that overthrew Slobodan Milosevic.
Symbolically, what the rabbis say is that at Passover, what we have to do is try to get rid of our hot air-- our pride, our feeling that we are the most important people in the whole entire world, and that everything should revolve round us.
Prime Minister Jadranka Kosor symbolically pressed a button turning off the analogue TV signal after 54 years of broadcasting, noting that the digitalisation project was completed sooner than the European Commission's deadline of 2012.