Sentence examples for a very emblematic from inspiring English sources

All the same it is a very emblematic tale of our times.

The secrecy in this context to me invokes images of lynchings by hooded men – it's very emblematic of an earlier time in the south".

"It's very emblematic of the situation as a whole".

All of these are by William Blake, so we have a really interesting conjunction of a nineteenth-century author going back to Dante and reproducing these very emblematic moments.

And our trees are very emblematic of that.

I wanted to write about someone who was very emblematic of the period.

Instead of focusing on paying for health care, said Dr. Robert Galvin, G.E.'s chief medical officer, "this is very emblematic of thinking about health".

It was very emblematic of the time.

"This heatwave is very emblematic of what we will likely continue to have.

According to its organizers, that sort of detail is very emblematic of the festival.

Monteq Singh Aluwahlia, deputy planning chief for India and a former World Bank economist, noted that Greece faced a very tough time, emblematic of the political struggles that arise from a new focus on sovereign debt.