Sentence examples for emblem of quality from inspiring English sources

The company, a joint venture between BBC Worldwide and US media firm Scripps, is now aiming to reintroduce the UKTV brand as an "emblem of quality and creativity" to highlight the range of its portfolio.

Nonetheless, the Reinheitsgebot still occupies an almost mythic space in the German beer industry's collective psyche: many brewers, still relatively conservative, brew in accordance with the original law, seeing it as an emblem of high-quality, traditional beer (and marketing it as such: many pilsners display labels reading "brewed according to the Reinheitsgebot").

Birthright citizenship is an emblem of equality and inclusion.

A continuous dialogue about the quality of the work became an emblem for quality within the glaucoma project.

Not only were the monitoring data irrelevant for the continuation of the project, its precise materiality – the internet application – prevented a continuous dialogue about the quality of the work and that lack of a dialogue became an emblem for the lack of quality of both the pictures and the professionals who made them.

White, the emblem of purity, symbolizes the quality of our purpose".

It is this fleeing that gives Match of the Day its strained quality, an emblem of some basic wrong turn, of a world in which nothing will ever be quite so cosy or familiar or tweedily domestic ever again.

It's a similar story with another world-famous work of art from antiquity: the solid-gold mask of Tutankhamun, which has become an emblem of the exoticism, opulence and quality of ancient Egyptian art.

As part of his therapy, War Emblem has his own private barn and is surrounded by a harem of quality mares in order to build confidence.

Chaplin's Shakespearean quality is the magnitude of his achievement, which raises his name to be the emblem of the art of the cinema, just as Shakespeare's stands for all of literature.

Tea became an emblem of domestic virtue and temperance – though the temperance movement was initially suspicious of its dangerously stimulant qualities – and the tea break the joyful mandatory pause in an exhausting day's industrial labour.