Sentence examples for emblematic of everything from inspiring English sources
The true story is in fact emblematic of everything that has gone wrong in this so-called "war on terror".
Going first with the iPhone ended up making sense, though, because in many ways Apple's practices are emblematic of everything that's wrong with the culture of mindlessly hitting "accept".
It was a terrific production, which I could not reconcile with my received image of him as a West End fixture, emblematic of everything that seemed in need of reformation.
Mr. Kushner, a baby-faced Swatch-wearer — "Showing up on time is emblematic of everything that's important in life" — is equal parts suave and earnest and almost a century younger than the downtown behemoth that joined his family's real estate portfolio for a paltry $19 million three years after it received landmark designation in 1983.
The absurdities of daylight saving time seem to me emblematic of everything that's wrong with the energy bill and indeed with our society in general: a shocking disconnect from the natural processes on which civilization ultimately depends; a stubborn disregard for facts; and policies determinedly based on frivolous, short-term considerations.
"If you've ever wanted to shove a stick in the Aerospokes of a skinny-jean fixed-gear hipster riding on a sidewalk alongside an open street," the blogger Rocky Thompson wrote on the outdoor gear site Backcountry.com, "then the Rapha silk scarf is likely emblematic of everything you hate about biking".
I've found that a woman's attitude about cars is emblematic of her attitude toward pretty much everything.
Once a symbol of everything that was good about the raging bull market, Janus funds have become emblematic of all that has gone wrong since the market peaked in early 2000.
There was a priest, and a punto band, and the beach, and the stars, and the northern wind, and everything about that night was emblematic of how they hoped to shape the years.
Presented in the context of the film, it's emblematic of the disingenuousness of the industry's attempts to solve everything with public relations, (which is indeed is an easy target for lampoon).
