Sentence examples for better emblem from inspiring English sources

The Titanic – what better emblem of Britain's shift from industrial producer to a cultural one?

Could there be a better emblem of the sort of juvenilia-with-a-wink that defines the current food aesthetic?

What better emblem of the nurturing French state could there have been than the engraving of the 1790's titled "Republican France Giving Its Bosom to All of France"?

LONDON — The stage keeps spinning throughout the dazzling new Young Vic revival of "A Doll's House," and what better visual emblem for a production that leaves you as dizzy and breathless as its much-vaunted heroine?

Even better, Baffert and War Emblem turned out more than 103,000 people at Belmont Park on Saturday and resurrected the good feelings and spectacle that the sport fostered in its heyday of the 1930's through the 1960's.

Talking points among the CoD faithful included the use of grenade launchers in multiplayer making you a n00b and debate over which emblem tag is better – High Command, Blunt Trauma or Joint Ops?

Ultimately all of this work — though varying in choreographic competence — feeds the same aesthetic: the Ailey performers as warriors of the dance gods; emblems of our better, earthier, sexier selves; proud upholders of a proud tradition.

Reports indicate that these two emblems of a better world will be closed until further notice.

He compressed into months a trajectory that most leaders take years to complete, from trusted herald of a better kind of politics to reviled emblem of everything rotten in the system.

Warhol's serial silk-screening of the "Mona Lisa" (the 1963 picture is entitled "Thirty Are Better Than One") might serve as an emblem for the delirious self-consciousness of so much recent art.

In More's ideal society, government officials and priests visit suffering invalids and say, "Why don't you break out and escape to a better world?" In Belgium, euthanasia is embraced as an emblem of enlightenment and progress, a sign that the country has extricated itself from its Catholic, patriarchal roots.