Sentence examples for emblematic of such from inspiring English sources

Electric Vehicle (EV) is emblematic of such a radical shift.

One of the most emblematic of such killings occurred in 2012 in Veracruz, when Proceso magazine investigative reporter Regina Martinez was strangled to death in her home in the state capital of Xalapa.

The prophet, the philosopher, the statesman and the scientist are emblematic figures of such cognitive hierarchies.

As an emblematic example of such a deviation, the Squalius alburnoides complex of hybrid cyprinid fish presents unique features that make it an interesting model to address the question of sex determination in a hybrid context.

The right to marry has been our focus because it is so emblematic of and such a big step forward toward that larger goal.

Even if the surface plot is almost a century old, the book is emblematic of all such conflicts.

"Just the notion that they are leaving those kind of remarks and voicemails is emblematic of why such an organization is necessary.

The movie re-creates Sam's miserable days with enough sympathy to come within hailing distance of such emblematic works of American disillusion as Arthur Miller's "Death of a Salesman" and Saul Bellow's "Seize the Day".

For campaigners such as Ridley, Siddiqui has become emblematic of dark American practices such as abduction, rendition and torture.

"You attack a whole nation by attacking an element of culture – something that's emblematic of an open society – such as Charlie Hebdo; attacking the police force – an institution; and attacking the Jews".

Since the early nineties in Swedish starts a welfare state transformation process that allows the participation of private operators in sectors emblematic of the welfare state, such as education, health, child care and assistance to adults.