With Apple, the product becomes emblematic of a system and a service".
They stood for a cause that became emblematic of a system that was alien, arrogant and remote – and they had no answer.
Instead, Mr. Spitzer, in his speeches, makes repeated references to a political deal made five years ago, which he casts as emblematic of a system in need of reform.
Nevertheless, these ideas will not go away.So far in the campaign, Mr Chrétien has managed to keep health care as the main issue and to present the Liberals as defenders of a publicly funded one-tier system, emblematic of Canadian ideals of fairness.
Whatever the answers, it seems inevitable, as Mr. Cullen's story unfolds, that his two years at St . Lukes Hospital in Bethlehem, Pa., will come under scrutiny as emblematic of a system that not only could not catch a murder suspect, but also could not stop him from moving on, free of suspicion, and possibly killing again.
Haiti was informative because it was so emblematic of the system, but the same process happens all over the world.
Loach has said his characters' dismal experiences with the social security system are emblematic of a wider austerity-led policy of "conscious cruelty" towards the poor.
What happened to Baha Mousa, and how the army and the government responded to his death, is emblematic of a whole system in operation".
The old dinner party, so emblematic of the class system, has been enthusiastically and imaginatively taken on by the new Britain.
As a result, what at the time looked like the isolated act of a young man, with hindsight now appears emblematic of the entire system".
