Sentence examples for being emblematic of from inspiring English sources

Alison J Clarke, professor of design history at University Applied Arts Vienna and a trained social anthropologist with a specialty in material culture points to the success of Ikea as being emblematic of this shift.

De Blasio's remarks lasted less than two minutes, and while he did not directly address the Fifth Avenue parade's controversial policy, he hailed the St Pat's for All parade for being emblematic of New York City's diversity.

For all of his well-known forays into Silicon Valley through the years, Mr. Gore is seen by Republican executives as being close to two institutions despised by Silicon Valley, unions and trial lawyers, and as being emblematic of the type of big government involvement in business the valley abhors.

More unusual still, he wrote nothing that might be considered war poetry and is represented here by a section from his long poem The Kind of Poetry I Want in which he happens to mention the Nazis as being emblematic of the despotic nature of capitalist society as a whole.

"You could probably make a case for the bookshelves being emblematic of place in some way," the artist said.

It started out as a joke since I didn't have anyone to pose with at their engagement shoot, but it ended up being emblematic of who I am.

He is emblematic of a generation".

China is emblematic of the difficult choices.

Brutalism is emblematic of a Utopian ideal.

"Traces" is emblematic of this multidisciplinary approach.

"Petits pois are emblematic of France.