Sentence examples for a emblematic from inspiring English sources

"Why did rich Rajat Gupta turn to the grubby business of insider trading?" asked the Economic Times on Sunday in a emblematic story full of questions but short on hard answers.

Clark said the automotive sector, particularly electric vehicles, driverless cars and battery storage, will be a "emblematic area of focus" and is going to be "one of the big features of the world and Britain's industrial policy during the weeks, months and years ahead".

Is it a narrative or an emblematic tableau?

The exhibition turned out to be a mess, but an emblematic one.

The accident was not an emblematic event, simply a writer in a car smash.

Large shopping centers and more and more concentrated retail distribution companies are an emblematic feature of a power concentrated somewhere else, in a physical nameless space.

(Duflo recalled an emblematic exchange, during a meeting at the World Bank in New Delhi.

We pull over as the photographer spots an emblematic backdrop for a portrait.

The state has also experienced subsidence, with an emblematic picture of a stranded road sign exhibiting the drop.

The Gunnison sage grouse is an emblematic species for a uniquely American ecosystem, every bit as worthy of investment in its preservation as our finest man-made treasures.

The Monarch Butterfly, known for its migrations between Canada and Mexico, is an emblematic representation of a nation without borders.