Sentence examples for all the emblems from inspiring English sources

As he glanced around the room, taking in all the emblems of the dead -- photos of the missing men, piles of donations, a notice for a memorial -- he started to fidget nervously.

Indeed, such impressions are substantiated by a small but visible group of artists in Dakar who bear all the emblems of financial success – a villa equipped with the latest electronic gadgets, a car, regular international travel, and exhibition reviews in one of Dakar's many newspapers.

I must have all the Fire Emblem characters.

The peppermill followed and its milling system was patented, all under the emblem of the lion.

While the original game was a 2D side-scroller, Green Hill was remade in full 3D as a secret level in the 2001 game Sonic Adventure 2; the player unlocks it after collecting all 180 of the emblems found by completing the game's many objectives.

From a distance, the emblems may all look the same, but historically, the eagle has been a weak substitute for the other animals of the kingdom.

All national emblems excluding the Swastika must be immediately destroyed.

That most time-consuming of the traditional rituals surrounding the UK Parliament, the swearing in of all the MPs, has become an emblem of the changing shape of British society.

After all, the ballerina is the perfect emblem of our anxieties and aspirations around female athleticism: she's fit and physically strong, but she also bears a striking resemblance to a catwalk model.

Shipping containers have become the all-purpose emblem for the city.

All are emblems of Santería, a religion with roots in the culture of Yoruba slaves who came to Cuba from Nigeria from the early 18th century.