Sentence examples for emblematic form from inspiring English sources
One reason for the record price is the emblematic form of the typescript itself, the faith it indicates in a style of literary composition that appears to prize spontaneity and looseness above all else.
One has a long, beaklike face marked in black, white and red with the emblematic form of a crocodile; the other, shaped like a shield and in the same colors, is meant to represent a gecko.
His compact compositions of ticket stubs, bottle and box labels, photographs and other ephemera with cityscapes, ducks and abstract elements added in richly colored inks are often associated with those of Ray Johnson, but Mr. Evans's works have their own distinctively emblematic form and sweetly poetic charm (Ken Johnson).
While the tubular valiha is the most emblematic form of the instrument most likely due to its popularization by the 19th century Merina aristocracy, other forms of the instrument exist across the island.
Of course, the saxophone, violin, grand piano, kora and kazoo all have their own extra-musical connotations and emblematic forms.
Early drawings establish the artist's no-frills diagrammatic style and the basic vocabulary of emblematic forms -- stick figures, houses, maps -- that take on social and metaphysical implications.
The work's gliding and jumping images, streaming silently from eight high-powered projectors aimed at three sides of the museum, veer between abstraction and narrative while conjuring up emblematic forms of modern art, modern architecture and modern life.
On the other hand orderly containment prevails in Juan Usle's subtly inflected stripe painting and in Philip Taaffe's grid of crisp black and white emblematic forms on a blurrily stained field.
So, at least for now, with regard to this emblematic figure, we're left with Tony Stark in the form of Downey and his post-modern interpretation of Hughes.
Ironic, in an emblematic sort of way.
