But he might be called emblematic of New Hampshire voters, who carry such disproportionate weight in the presidential primary process because they go first.
As the critic and screenwriter David Pirie pointed out in his pioneering study A Heritage of Horror: The English Gothic Cinema 1946-1972, the opening sequence of Quatermass now seems emblematic of the assault Hammer was about to carry out on the nation's genteel screens.
The school debris is emblematic of this chaotic turn: plastic water bottles, shattered glass, school reports, clothes, broken pencils — basically everything that kids carry on their backs.
But Dubovi told The Washington Post the possible introduction of this strain to the continent is emblematic of a larger problem: Animal rescue organizations with good intentions aren't always aware of the viruses and illnesses these canines carry.
— Each of Mike Glover's 12 tattoos carries personal significance, but none is more emblematic than the eight italicized words inked on his lean left calf: "If You Don't Know Me Don't Judge Me".
For Arendt, it was in this shabby and insidious mediocrity – emblematic of a nation of administrators obediently carrying out the Holocaust – that true evil resided.
The luxury watch carries an oversize "24" at 12 o'clock and the emblematic blue and orange livery of Gulf Oil – the same colours TAG Heuer Ambassador Steve McQueen wore in his 1970 film classic, Le Mans.
The most emblematic instrument of Madagascar, the valiha, is a bamboo tube zither carried to Madagascar by early settlers from southern Borneo, and is very similar in form to those found in Indonesia and the Philippines today.
Meola capped off his year two weeks later by carrying Virginia to a share of the National Collegiate Athletic Association championship with Santa Clara and winning the Hermann Trophy, emblematic of the finest player in the country.
But it is the mullet of the original title that carries the strongest symbolism for Mr. Kechiche, who sees the abundant Mediterranean fish, a staple of the poor, as emblematic of the endurance of common people like his hero, Slimane.
