Sentence examples similar to emblematic by from inspiring English sources

The emblematic performances by Chips Rafferty and Jack Thompson represent a changing of the guard.

Still, city authorities have plans to refurbish the emblematic avenue, by putting in a four-star hotel and a brasserie.

Elegant emblematic photographs by Susan Seubert symbolizing various phobias address danger only from an indirect, dryly philosophical distance.

While the news was welcomed as a positive emblematic step by immigrant rights' groups, there was widespread scepticism about its potential impact amid rapidly rising asylum claims.

Lowery's subtitle, "by Stanley Park, Liverpool", is specific about the location, and the second line adds detail while delicately pitching the walk as emblematic, bounded by both park and cemetery.

Running through the exhibition like a leitmotif, emblematic pieces by the artist represent all these phases, culminating in three works from the last decade of the century — a Crucifixion, a Coronation of the Virgin and a Virgin and Child with St. John — unashamedly archaic in style and poignantly evocative of a lost world of simplicity, sweetness and light.

A noisy machine by Robert Chambers shoots air in your face; amusing junk robots by Chico MacMurtrie dance and masturbate; Gregory Green has set up a consulate for a real nation he is trying to create on an unclaimed island; and elegant, emblematic photographs by Susan Seubert symbolize various phobias (Johnson).

These feet are emblematic ones, by reason of which the so-called "war on terror" that's been waged by successive US administrations since 2001 becomes equated with America's Declaration of Independence.

Roldán might have approached Rio de Janeiro's Neoconcrete's group emblematic figure by bringing to the conversation his marvelous contemporary paintings, to demonstrate in minimalistic terms the deep quality of his art while establishing connections.

The promotion, by the ABC unit of the Walt Disney Company, is emblematic of attempts by media giants to more closely integrate their offline and online operations.

Maybe it's emblematic of the side-by-side evolution of the contemporary art market and MTV programming: scrappy promoters of the cool and cutting-edge morphing into out-of-touch megadealers, hawking the purely slick and highly profitable.