Especially those with the emblematic names, the ones everyone knew about, high-rise terrorist bounty.
Her best friend Anita (or "Needy" – one of Cody's slightly too clever clever emblematic names) Lesnicki, played by Amanda Seyfried of Big Love, Veronica Mars and Mamma Mia!, has known her since they were three ("Sandbox love never dies," she notes in voiceover), and acts as her sounding board, agony aunt and punching bag without complaint.
Mr. Le Pen said he was proud to be able to count on such an "emblematic figure" as the grandson, above, who is also named Charles de Gaulle.
Borovo Naselje lies between Vukovar, a name emblematic of the atrocities of the war that tore Yugoslavia apart in the early 1990s, and Borovo Selo, where the first ordnance of the war was fired.
This produces, or is maybe overseen by, a cast of militant Miltonian angels with specific names, emblematic properties and battles to fight.
The "U" in our name is emblematic of our ethos of putting people at the heart of our gallery experience.
His refusal to change an offensive name is emblematic of our society's tendency to wrap ourselves in the armor of self-interest regardless of who might be wounded or offended.
Extended moments of farce, cheesy songs and talking dogs, emblematic characters and place names (Benny Profane, San Narciso, Webb Traverse, the escapist webspace in BleedingEdge called DeepArcher): all of this anticness grants us an inch of real autonomy, amidst the choking over-determination.
Instead, the club opted for Sporting Kansas City, a European-sounding name that was emblematic of its hope of becoming more than just a soccer team.
Songs for which he wrote the lyrics like "Yes, It's Possible," "There Were Times" and "He Didn't Know Her Name" became anthems, emblematic of a heroic era often evoked in musical tributes and communal singalongs.
