Sentence examples for a range of emblematic from inspiring English sources

At any rate, the recent fashion for neo-Victorian condition-of-England novels in the vein of Little Dorrit or The Way We Live Now – featuring a range of emblematic intersecting lives and at least one City villain – looks unlikely to produce any great works of art.

There is also a wealth of emblematic devices, ranging from a fox stalking the night streets (identified as the spirit of nature and freedom intruding on the city) to various interpretations of 'breaking' and 'entering'entering

Due to the lack of standardized sets for hand gestures, a set of emblematic hand gestures was developed (Abrahamyan 2008).

Cycloisomerisation of 1, n-enynes is a class of emblematic transformations in which an alkene acts as the nucleophile towards an alkyne activated by gold.

He says the new boss's experience at McDonald's and elsewhere helped him secure the job, as the board felt "an outsider would be more open to a broad range of options".Emblematic as Pfizer is of the industry's woes, there is one explanation for the ousting of Mr McKinnell that is unique to the company: Mr McKinnell himself.

What struck me as emblematic of Einstein's manner was that he opened his door to a wide range of people of different ages, with different interests, and from different backgrounds.

A violinist plays a mournful tune, emblematic of the wide range of Mr. Javori's score, which can turn into pure soundtrack.

Later, Mr. Klein said in an interview that the two classrooms were emblematic of the vast range of students in city schools.

After Old Glory itself, is there an image more emblematic of America than a can of Coke?

He is a historically significant Yankee, emblematic of a complicated era for the game and the team.

His answer displayed a gentle defiance emblematic of his nation.