Sentence examples for emblematic question from inspiring English sources

It's one thing to worry about Dimitri Patterson and King Dunlap — emblematic question marks on D and O, respectively — but another to contemplate a world without Kandy Kakes or butterscotch krimpets.

An "emblematic" question may arise in the evaluation of erroneous timing in vascular surgery: which factors can affect the timing of elective procedures?

It is also a moral question emblematic of the Allied response to the plight of the Jews during the Holocaust.

Pitting Tin Pan Alley's greatest dream-weaver against the archetypal renegade balladeer, pitting urban pop sophistication and music industry muscle against homespun folk, the Berlin-Guthrie skirmish is emblematic of a question that continues to roil a music culture obsessed with authenticity: who speaks in the true musical voice of the American people?

A fight in Washington State is emblematic of the questions facing state lawmakers across the country: Who decides how the money is spent?

The food color issue is emblematic of many questions in environmental health.

That question is emblematic of tragic thinking.

The legal disputes are emblematic of a larger question that has emerged from the Internet's link economy.

PrP is emblematic of this latter question because different mutations induce different structures of aggregates in addition to targeting different regions.

For Ms. Martin, all these questions are emblematic of "the breakdown of the host/guest contract," she said.

Such questions are emblematic of the duality of Suárez's existence: he has not exactly covered himself in glory in recent years despite being one of the world's top strikers.