Sentence examples for emblematic for from inspiring English sources

Both these features are emblematic for low contact resistances.

Rising crime is emblematic for many Swedes of a broader breakdown in community and society.

Henry James's 1873 story, "The Madonna of the Future," became emblematic for him.

"Studs are emblematic for me!" he effused in an e-mail message.

"This is emblematic, for me, of his extreme positions," he said.

Monday's deadline for filing 2012 tax returns is emblematic, for ultra-libertarians, of the state's encroachment on individual freedom.

It was an emblematic victory for "alt-labour": for years, poorly paid airport ground-crew workers had been trying and failing to form a union, stymied by legal technicalities.

While Universal Health Coverage has become emblematic globally for health systems change for better health care access and quality, and social protection, PCHS offers opportunities to elaborate and deepen our understanding of what such change should entail in the operational practices of health systems.

For instance, Szpajdel's emblematic design for Norwegian black metal band Emperor calls upon a fiercely balanced symmetry of unapproachable barbs.

As well as being a staple of the US team for two decades, Armbruster has been an emblematic athlete for the US Paralympics team.

It is an emblematic deal for Morgan Stanley.