Sentence examples for emblematic manner from inspiring English sources
But if it had to end, it could hardly have ended in a finer, more emblematic manner than the contest that took place on Thursday night between the Yankees' pitcher, Andy Pettitte, and the Mets' pitcher, Al Leiter, who seemed, until his final moments on the mound, to be growing stronger and stronger.
What struck me as emblematic of Einstein's manner was that he opened his door to a wide range of people of different ages, with different interests, and from different backgrounds.
"He's emblematic in a way.
Ironic, in an emblematic sort of way.
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.
In 1982, however, TSR's annual D&D sales increased to, and in January 1983, The New York Times speculated that D&D might become "the great game of the 1980s" in the same manner that Monopoly was emblematic of the Great Depression.
But Lamezia Terme is emblematic in its own way.
He portrayed the matadors and the prostitutes, who work for a living, in a positive manner, but Brett, who prostitutes herself, is emblematic of "the rotten crowd" living on inherited money.
The manner in which both the battles were fought, though, is emblematic of security trends at the time each event occurred.
One of El 23's emblematic figures was Lina Ron, a militant activist with bleached blond hair and a bombastic manner.
