It's a forward-looking plan that's emblematic of its CEO, whose company made this year's list of Forbes Next Billion-Dollarr Startups.
The result is a movie that is absolutely emblematic of its time and place.
Nothing was more influential, or outrageous, or emblematic of its time, than Dada.
In fact, this practice became so widespread that by around the 2012 timeframe, it became known as the "Dropbox problem" in IT, emblematic of new class of software that enabled employees to provision their own tools in the cloud, and move company content — usually without official permission.
The old dinner party, so emblematic of the class system, has been enthusiastically and imaginatively taken on by the new Britain.
The owners of La Roca, the mine that sparked the massacre, were a family called the Serafines, and they were emblematic of the class of smallholding miners who had been excavating the Colombian countryside for generations.
"Press your feet into the floor like you want to leave footprints for future generations," was one of teacher Rose Moran's directions, which seemed to me emblematic of the class — grounded and aspirational at the same time.
Look at my library!" As this city of 4.5 million people grapples with the destruction all around it, Ms. Khedairy's rage seems emblematic of a whole class of people who might be expected to be more sympathetic to the American cause.
Te'o was the most high-profile college football player last season, but his tumble was emblematic of a draft class with such significant flaws that many analysts believe it is one of the worst in years.
The Van Dyck Shirleys capture the enchantment with exoticism that seems almost as emblematic of upper-class English life as the portraits of lords and dogs on view.
I have been reluctant to bring up the behavior of Covington's black lawyers--partners, associates and staff attorneys--because our stratification is emblematic of the messy, convoluted class structure that has plagued us since the division of labor among slaves.
