Sentence examples for emblematic message from inspiring English sources

Middleton's hero is fixated by the skull's emblematic message: "Does the silkworm expend her yellow labours/ For thee?

"There's a powerfully emblematic message to wearing a red dress," says Justine Picardie, editor-in-chief of Harper's Bazaar.

Kovačević cites it as the "emblematic message that young people wanted to open up to the world".

For his part, Representative Pete Sessions, the chairman of the National Republican Congressional Committee, cast the decision as "emblematic of the message that millions of concerned citizens have been trying to send to a Democrat Party that has become increasingly unwilling to listen".

A strikingly eerie cover design by Chip Kidd, which features one of Walton Ford's beautifully rendered images of nature gone awry, is emblematic of this book's mixed message.

One March 2012 text message exchange provided to HuffPost is emblematic of her general response to his comments, the attorneys claim: .

"Studs are emblematic for me!" he effused in an e-mail message.

"Intervening such an emblematic place would help us to better spread our message".

A new exhibition at the British Library suggests that the abbreviated language used in today's text messages was prefigured in the Victorian genre called emblematic poetry.

By Eileen Reynolds August 18, 2010 A new exhibition at the British Library suggests that the abbreviated language used in today's text messages was prefigured in the Victorian genre called emblematic poetry.

After all, what Ravi did was emblematic of a growing homophobic culture that is deteriorating the lives of many, and sending a message, many thought, would push us in the right direction.