Rising crime is emblematic for many Swedes of a broader breakdown in community and society.
"Studs are emblematic for me!" he effused in an e-mail message.
"This is emblematic, for me, of his extreme positions," he said.
Monday's deadline for filing 2012 tax returns is emblematic, for ultra-libertarians, of the state's encroachment on individual freedom.
But if the deaths of Kurt Schork and Miguel Gil Moreno are emblematic for those who met them, they also remind us of the uncomfortable truth, that we live in a world where journalists and journalism are under constant attack.
A sequence in last season's game was emblematic for the Giants: after scoring a touchdown to take a 14-3 lead with just over two minutes remaining in the first half, the Saints forced a quick punt from the Giants and took over again on their 12-yard line with 69 seconds remaining.
Instead of using superimposed layers of singular purpose mechanisms for sensing, actuation, control and power in the form of high-tech electronic equipment as is emblematic for current approaches to climate responsiveness in architecture, the presented research follows an integrative, no-tech strategy that can be considered to follow biological rather than mechanical principles.
But the staff shortage may well be emblematic of a larger problem for restaurants.
It may be emblematic of the government's race for reform that in the same week the family's benefits have been taken, Gary has had his re-assessment for personal independence payments (PIP) – the Conservatives' replacement for DLA.
The village of O Siengle, a collection of wooden houses on stilts, is emblematic of life for the millions of Asians who live on the unwired side of the digital divide.
