Sentence examples for emblematic problem from inspiring English sources
Celie's chronic and emblematic problem, in other words, revolves around what Hurston called "the muteness of slavery".
Even the internet is filled with frontiers, as anyone who tries to shop across EU borders online can attest.Patently absurdOne emblematic problem is the decades-old quest for a common EU patent.
New York City, whose largest fund has the most members of any municipal fund in the nation, faces an emblematic problem.
On board: George CharlesS.S. Dutton), a sturdy and supportive group leader; Evan Thomas Sr . Thomas Jefferson Byrd) and his son, Junior (DeAundre Bonds), who are literally linked by a chain and have emblematic problems (the father was an absentee parent, the son has been involved in petty crime).
MEXICO CITY — A Supreme Court panel in Mexico voted Wednesday to free a French woman serving a 60-year sentence for kidnapping, ending a case that has become emblematic of problems in the country's opaque justice system and that has strained relations with France.
"They are getting rid of a relationship that on balance really isn't desirable for either side". Sports medicine experts say the rift that developed between the Mets and the Hospital for Joint Diseases is emblematic of problems that can arise when teams are being paid by the hospitals that treat them.
What was happening was emblematic of problems elsewhere at Mars , Inc
The scene was emblematic of problems plaguing the stagnated "police pacification unit" program, or UPP, which started in 2008.
The image of a table of men -- primarily from religious organizations -- comprising a hearing devoted to birth control, became a snapshot emblematic of problems to follow.
A fling with the Nats will not ease his pain, because the Mets' problems are emblematic of the problems of all professional sports -- prima donna players and greedy and detached owners.
Here's a case I ran across in preparing for my Torts class this Fall; I hadn't heard about it before, so I thought I'd note it here, because it's emblematic of one problem with the tort liability system (though not necessarily a problem with all or even most torts cases).
