Sentence examples for emblematic roles from inspiring English sources

Even though many daily strips revolve around the emblematic roles of the different characters, most often the point is a broad gag.

It is also because of the emblematic role he filled in a national crisis.

Perhaps Germany's V-2 terror weapons, with their emblematic role in Thomas Pynchon's "A screaming comes across the sky".

That film, in which Ms. Schnabel takes on the emblematic role of a young Jewish woman, is scheduled for release in March.

There's a poetic sense of continuity between Ms. Rabe's characterization as Portia and the emotional empowerment of her mother's most emblematic role.

More usually, the power of their emblematic social role is the focus of lament; the emotional ascendancy they have over popular consciousness.

There's something emblematic [in that role] about the way she is as an actress – which is that she's unafraid of difficult subjects and has no unnecessary vanity: there's a preparedness to tell the story of ordinary people.

But Mr. Mikhlafi's new role is emblematic of how opposition voices that were marginalized under the 33-year authoritarian rule of President Ali Abdullah Saleh have gained increasing influence as the government in Yemen has grown even weaker since his ouster.

It was emblematic of the pronounced role of money in the race that her advisers then sought to explain why her total was not higher, pointing out, for example, that she had been raising money only since the summer.

Frankly, that's pretty emblematic of one's role as the "business person" pre-launch.

The case study of Mappano (in the northwestern Italian region of Piedmont on the periphery of the regional capital city of Turin) is emblematic to demonstrate the role played by the supremacy of local identity or local interests despite the acknowledged importance of the key role played by soil everywhere.