Sentence examples for emblematic of a certain from inspiring English sources
And she wears the same garments over and over, "because for me they become emblematic of a certain tour".
The Soane Museum is emblematic of a certain brand of Britishness — quirky, highly organized and utterly charming.
Sierra and Bianca's upbringing is emblematic of a certain kind of rural-nomadic Great Plains America, in all its restlessness and hunger for religious rebirth.
But if his extravagant success is emblematic of a certain period of recent fashion history that was driven by excess, then what is to become of the designer and his ilk in a post-recession, post-luxury world?
But he said the film had "almost capitulated to the Nazi myth of the Germans holding back the eastern hordes", and there was a whiff of "victim culture" about the film, "emblematic of a certain current mood in Germany".
When Kitson, so emblematic of a certain pre-financial crisis excess, announced that it was closing its doors for good, it felt like the death knell to a ditzy and much-derided era.
Other causes of language change are social, such as when certain pronunciations become emblematic of membership in certain groups, such as social classes, or with ideologies, and therefore are adopted by those who wish to identify with those groups or ideas.
