Sentence examples for emblematic picture from inspiring English sources

The state has also experienced subsidence, with an emblematic picture of a stranded road sign exhibiting the drop.

Outside the prison Mr. Shearer photographed a group of women praying and an emblematic picture of a police officer holding what looks like the shot-up remains of his hat.

Vermeer's pictures, by contrast, are the emblematic pictures of our adulthood, when insanity no longer strikes us as desirable, and we crave quiet.

One of the emblematic pictures from this area is the Hofstadter butterfly, a fractal pattern named after Douglas Hofstadter, who first came upon it in 1976.

Manifestación de Trabajadores, one of Modotti's most emblematic pictures of the period, is possibly taken from a rooftop, judging by its angle.

He also composed rough but workmanlike verse of religious exhortation; one of his most interesting later volumes is the children's book A Book for Boys and Girls (1686), vigorous poems serving as comments on emblematic pictures.

We also have a new emblematic image.

In the last year of her life, Mandelman took a surprising turn toward a simplified, emblematic sort of picture.

Think of Australia's Red Centre and you may picture emblematic attractions such as the soaring ochre monolith of Uluru (Ayers Rock) or the mysterious wind-blown valleys of The Olgas, all surrounded by shimmering heat and inhospitable desert parchedness.

Ms. Bloom has surrounded each of the restored ceramics with emblematic objects and pictures, including a lovely, intricately constructed and patterned traditional paper container for each (a symbol of protection); a photograph and an X-ray of each; and, on the wall under broken glass, a poster-size reproduction of an old photograph of an acrobat juggling crockery (the risk of being fully alive).

What he didn't live to see was how those prewar pictures have become emblematic of an England that now seems impossibly remote – an undemonstrative, quiet and wholesome country.