Sentence examples for emblematic characters from inspiring English sources
There are far too many emblematic characters.
The emblematic characters cast on Shang dynasty bronze vessels (13th 11th century bc) imply the use of something like a seal for impressing on the mold.
In the mid-twentieth century, its emblematic characters, the type Joseph Mitchell referred to as "out-and-out freak-show freaks," made it a magnet for photographers — Weegee, most memorably.
Extended moments of farce, cheesy songs and talking dogs, emblematic characters and place names (Benny Profane, San Narciso, Webb Traverse, the escapist webspace in BleedingEdge called DeepArcher): all of this anticness grants us an inch of real autonomy, amidst the choking over-determination.
Jancso made his name with a series of dizzyingly choreographed movies – The Round-Up, The Red And The White, Red Psalm – in which the camera frames and reframes the image repeatedly within each shot, moving among emblematic characters or swirling horse-borne armies of men.
The emblematic character of Don DeLillo's 1988 novel Libra is the CIA archivist Nicholas Branch, encumbered with the task of cataloguing and chronicling the mountains of disparate evidence surfacing about Kennedy's assassination.
El-Baradei, who for weeks wears nothing but green ties ( the colour of democratic movement in Iran), is an emblematic character in this battle which have to be supported by all those who care about rights, stability and security as the basic elements of perpetual peace.
"This is an emblematic case," he said.
One emblematic minor character, an old priest named Father Kostka, a patient of Kristyna's, doesn't even mourn the loss of faith now: "young people don't just lack a belief -- they lack love".
The novels are peopled by characters emblematic of English pastoral life: nosy Mrs. Pringle, the school cleaner; Mrs. Curdle, who runs a traveling fair; and, of course, the vicar.
In Ragtime (1975; film 1981), historical figures share the spotlight with characters emblematic of the shifting social dynamics of early 20th-century America.
