Sentence examples for That's emblematic from inspiring English sources

They later warned that unrest in Egypt would likely gain momentum and could threaten the regime". Here's the bottom line: The CIA is caught in a jam that's emblematic of America's larger problem in the Middle East.

ALieberman has just about the coolest, deepest, silkiest voice ever.

It's a forward-looking plan that's emblematic of its CEO, whose company made this year's list of Forbes Next Billion-Dollarr Startups.

It was the sort of military strike that's emblematic of American power and is always at a president's fingertips.

She's giving him what the The New York Post called "the toughest race of his career," a race that's emblematic of a season in which fed-up women are upending the political status quo.

"You attack a whole nation by attacking an element of culture – something that's emblematic of an open society – such as Charlie Hebdo; attacking the police force – an institution; and attacking the Jews".

In addition to Carefree, she designed patterns like Tiki and Happy that were emblematic of the 1950's.

But he still has no health insurance for himself or his lone remaining mechanic, an experience that is emblematic of his state's.

Aplant in Piracicaba, Brazil that was emblematic of the company's manufacturing woes now employs a production system similar to Toyota's that, with multiple lines, quadrupled capacity while doubling employment to 4,200.

Two faces that are emblematic of an era are Martha Graham's and Merce Cunningham's.

After a string of successful deals together, the investor and his bankers plunged into a catastrophic deal that is emblematic of the credit boom's excesses.