Sentence examples for emblematic force from inspiring English sources

There is thus an emblematic force to Obama's candidacy.

Boner's brief, hopeless trajectory assumes, in this context, an emblematic force: caught up in a web of drug-related crime and corruption, he is found one morning on the beach with both his legs broken and ends his days hospitalised and confined to a wheelchair.

Bartlett Manufacturing's experience is emblematic of forces at work throughout the economy.

But the 1940's middleweight champion who is its real-life antihero is also emblematic of larger forces.

But "India's Daughter" demonstrates that Jyoti's story is emblematic of other forces that are converging, often explosively, in the rapidly changing country.

For generations of children, the Vikings have been both wild savages (thanks to Anglo Saxon monastic chroniclers, and Horrible Histories) and emblematic of mythical forces, thanks to Tolkien and Pullman.

And when they erected barriers outside parliament at a recent anti-austerity protest, it seemed emblematic of a police force that defends a crappy government against unrest.

Riot police out in force in the emblematic Puerta del Sol square, where protesters have gathered for centuries, but particularly since the "indignant" movement sprang up 18 months ago.

The arrests and the forced closing are emblematic of the changing news environment, in which journalists are less likely than in the past to be kidnapped or killed, and more likely to be harassed, jailed or slapped with lawsuits, said Mohamed Abdel Dayem of the Committee to Protect Journalists, which is based in New York.

It is a plot of lovers torn asunder by external forces and is emblematic of the division of the Korean peninsula following the brutal Korean War.

In one of the most emblematic examples of abuses by security forces, last year, on March 9, the army violently cleared a demonstration in Tahrir Square and detained at least 18 women.