His political beliefs are inextricably entwined with his sense of self, and his resistance to Oceania's regime is emblematic of the individual's quest for personal freedom.
Yet the fantastical hairdos and extraordinary makeup, requiring hours of artistic imagination, were emblematic of defiant, anarchic, rebellious individuals kicking against the boredom of being no-hopers.
The individualistic approach – classically seen in health promotion, health literacy or mass education strategies – views the cause and thus the responsibility for reducing exposure to risk factors in individuals, and is emblematic of a medicalized framing of health problems.
The individual narratives, though emblematic in some ways, are not as prototypical as Figes would like; no real person ever was, nor could be, Pierre Bezukhov or Andrey Bolkonsky.
But in disinheritance, material possessions are emblematic of withheld love; the individual has sought affirmation, approval and affection throughout life, and being cut off is the final raspberry on a sundae of rejection.
(NN 51) The new artist does not take folksy racial types to be emblematic of anything but the individual artist.
The interactants in the debate may be represented in a positive, negative or neutral manner, depending on the emblematic choices made by the representative individuals.
"The upstanders featured in this series are inspiring individuals whose actions are emblematic of the American spirit and what is missing from so much of today's national dialogue.
A cop who shoots a retreating black person or an ideologue who shoots up a black church are considered individual actors, but certainly not emblematic of systematic bias.
No one individual can have mastered work done by such a range of figures, representing as they do a number of quite different frameworks or approaches; and relatedly no one person stands as emblematic of the entire field of philosophy of education, and no one type of philosophical writing serves as the norm, either.
