Sentence examples for as an emblematic example from inspiring English sources
Why did Mr. Bush's aides keep coming back to the Africa case as "an emblematic example" of Mr. Hussein's surreptitious activities, as one administration official terms it, if so many in the intelligence world were questioning it?
It could perhaps stand as an emblematic example of the limitations of a general explanative account.
I think of Ben Kingsley in 'Gandhi' as an emblematic example of that and, certainly, Audrey Hepburn".
I think of Ben Kingsley in 'Gandhi' as an emblematic example of that and, certainly, Audrey Hepburn". Part of the film's charm, said Maltin, "is there is a parallel between the character's story and Audrey Hepburn.
As an emblematic example of such a deviation, the Squalius alburnoides complex of hybrid cyprinid fish presents unique features that make it an interesting model to address the question of sex determination in a hybrid context.
The final result is still regarded as one of the masterpieces of Italian silent cinema and an emblematic example of Verist cinema.
This article focuses upon an emblematic example: the sculpture of a former colonialist, removed from its public university site in Cape Town following sustained protests.
Marikana has an emblematic example of this in former NUM leader and ANC heavyweight Cyril Ramaphosa, now a business tycoon who sits on Lonmin's board.
PD26400 represents an emblematic example of this, being the patient with the longest time to progression yet the most complex genomic profile (Supplementary Figure 3).
The case of rhizobia/soybean in Brazil is an emblematic example of the biological inputs impact on economy and environment services.
