He said "[t]he National Flag of Canada is so embedded in our national life and so emblematic of our national purpose that we simply cannot imagine our country without it".
Moreover, the head of Russia's independent psychiatry association, Yuri Savenko, criticized the Serbsky Institute's diagnosis, saying it represented a flawed and "punitive" methodology, which was "emblematic of the use of psychiatry for political purposes".
It begins in 1966 with a profoundly shocking sequence, emblematic of the novel's purpose, in which a starving Bengali peasant slaughters his wife and children before killing himself by drinking corrosive insecticide.
Because of their religious nature, these decorations showed an idealized version of reality, emblematic of the temple's purpose rather than real events.
Salmonids sex-determination has been a long-standing mystery and also an important applied challenge, as many of these species are important both for aquaculture, in which sex control would be often beneficial, and for environmental purposes because of their emblematic value.
His dramatic performance delivers the sincerity and high purpose inherent in Tamino's noble character and emblematic of the opera's more serious undercurrents.
Instead of using superimposed layers of singular purpose mechanisms for sensing, actuation, control and power in the form of high-tech electronic equipment as is emblematic for current approaches to climate responsiveness in architecture, the presented research follows an integrative, no-tech strategy that can be considered to follow biological rather than mechanical principles.
It's mostly used for investment and hedging purposes in Europe, North America and Asia, but in places like India and in many Arab countries, gold is emblematic of deep-rooted tradition.
Deception in Barton Fink is emblematic of Hollywood's focus on low culture, its relentless desire to efficiently produce formulaic entertainment for the sole purpose of economic gain.
