Sentence examples for an emblematic instance from inspiring English sources

That sidelining resonated with Miranda, himself the son of Puerto Rican immigrants, as an emblematic instance of the nation's treatment of immigrants, both as individuals and as a collective part of the nation's history.

"This is an emblematic case," he said.

We discuss an emblematic case study to provide management suggestions.

BALB-neuT mice are an emblematic example in this regard.

An early, emblematic instance of such a relationship was the cozy, doomed friendship between the United States and Fulgencio Batista, the strongman who seized power in Cuba in 1952 and ran the country for seven tawdry years before falling to Fidel Castro's revolutionary movement.

A minor but emblematic instance of this misplaced emphasis occurs when Willie first meets the armed guard at the detention center where she'll be teaching a group of adolescent girls awaiting their asylum hearings.

In the former instance, it is an emblematic tale of shattered faith in the American dream.

It is an emblematic issue.

It is an emblematic deal for Morgan Stanley.

Again there is an emblematic memory.

There is thus an emblematic force to Obama's candidacy.