Domestic homicides just don't have the emblematic quality of the death of children.
"We explored how individuality and nature, two qualities emblematic of Los Angeles living could be created vertically in the sky".
More crucially, it has the emblematic quality of a good historical or political novel.
The ways Don prepared himself for his eventual leadership of the Post, beginning with his Army service, are emblematic of some of his best qualities: diligence, modesty, thoroughness, conscientiousness.
Mr. Kelleher said each car was chosen for specific reasons — a landmark design that was emblematic of its period or a notably high-quality preservation or restoration.
The definitive detail of this piece, the quality that would make it emblematic of the entire collection, was a lace bustle that began between the shoulder blades and fanned out.
They're emblematic of our approach to cooking: fresh, seasonal, top-quality, and not so messed about with that you can barely recognise the raw ingredients that went into making them.
That Justice needed a brief to start making music is emblematic of how they talk about their work throughout my time with them of the methodical, meticulous quality of their approach.
It is emblematic of this view that the general election should be a moment when those producing "rigorous, high quality, independently assessed research" should be enjoined by a key source of funding not to put such information before the electorate.
Mr. White is emblematic of the young generation of educational leaders in a national movement championed by President Obama that emphasizes school choice, teacher quality and data-driven accountability.
