Sentence examples for emblematic lines from inspiring English sources

In the ethereal final movement, the soprano sings emblematic lines of Jiménez: "Oh what a sound of gold will now remain".

After Carol suffers a literal breakdown, she utters one of the movie's most emblematic lines — "I'll just die if I don't get this recipe!" — over and over in endless short circuit.

After wrapping a pretty ribbon around the flaming villages of Vietnam, he returned to the subject of complacency and delivered the episode's emblematic line, a summing-up of his own four seasons of restlessness: "What is happiness?

Such a simple, emblematic, irresistible line, now ours for the taking.

Mucocele is emblematic: frequently the line of demarcation between demineralised and normal bone is represented by a blunt but sharp border, whereas in neoplasms the border is ill-defined and spiculated.

Museveni and Mbabazi's opposing views are emblematic of the fault lines still deeply embedded in Uganda over the issue, a topic that has become a fierce ideological battleground spilling over beyond Africa's borders.

That the theme had turned up in three current shows on a single network, produced independently of one another, was a coincidence, their creative teams said, though they added that these story lines were emblematic of larger ideas on their series.

PMC42 also exhibits markers of unregulated cell division emblematic of all cell lines.

THE recent sales of two major office buildings in Stamford and of an 80-acre light-manufacturing and office complex on the Norwalk-Westport line are emblematic of the area's maturing market and increased selectivity by huge corporations about property they own, real estate executives say.

Those two players, each of them from Argentina, were emblematic of a team that lined up without a single Italian in its famed black and blue colors.

The Levine line was as emblematic of his era — from the Vietnam War through the Iraq War, covering presidents from Kennedy to Obama — as were the graphic styles of the 19th- and early-20th-century cartoon luminaries Honoré Daumier, Thomas Nast and George Grosz.