As a result, what at the time looked like the isolated act of a young man, with hindsight now appears emblematic of the entire system".
This statistical manipulation, though, appears emblematic of how the company handles data related to the safety and effects of its devices.
The swipe fee debate, as mundane as it may appear, is emblematic of how Washington works today -- and helps explain why Congress hasn't passed an appropriations bill in years, can't write an annual budget, is flirting with defaulting on the country's debt and effectively gave up on job-creation efforts in the midst of a brutal economic downturn.
Cabaye's removal of those gloves appeared suitably emblematic as Pardew's 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1the formationtoke'seizedgam of streetwise obdupacy and increasingly fluid passing and movementhe
the moment when Chancel Mbemba met DeAndre Yedlin's deep cross and seemed certain to score, only to freeze and permit a defender to whisk the ball off his toes, appeared thoroughly emblematic of Newcastle's performance.
When, a little later, Borini, Poyet's best individual, watched a ferocious shot rebound off the woodwork it appeared entirely emblematic of his team's afternoon, proving the cue for supporters to start streaming towards the exits with collars pulled high and heads bowed.
The consensus among the five scholars appears to be emblematic of how the legal establishment feels more generally.
At first glance, this decidedly odd alliance appears to be emblematic of the evolving status of gays and lesbians even among conservatives.
But the long-term prospects for Italy's emblematic large mammal still appear bleak.
The city's emblematic building doesn't appear gradually, but stands apart, some sage zoning official having known that the very best buildings, like the most majestic mountains and most striking women, demand a little space to be appreciated.
If such conditions hold, then the deep raspberries and fiery oranges so emblematic of America's fall will appear across Britain.
