The type of war that Europe had allowed itself to wage against three-quarters of humanity – was that what came back to haunt us in the 20th century?" The fractured structure of that book – Lindqvist suggests multiple entry paths through its numbered paragraphs, breaking each journey through the text into fragments – is emblematic of the disruption caused by the aerial bomb.
"The Hangover" is emblematic of our HD/ADD Twitter instant text world.
It is one of the most revered texts in Japanese literature, as emblematic of Japanese wisdom as the savagery meted out to the prisoners on the Line was characteristic of a particularly Japanese cruelty.
Taken individually, his many postcard-size drawings, consisting of simple emblematic images lightly drawn in crayon and French texts handwritten around the borders, seem slight; cumulatively, however, they cast a curious spell, part didactic, part mystical.
One March 2012 text message exchange provided to HuffPost is emblematic of her general response to his comments, the attorneys claim: .
One may throw up one's hands in frustration at a text that so overtly arrogates all the most emblematic tokens of belonging to a male domain.
A new exhibition at the British Library suggests that the abbreviated language used in today's text messages was prefigured in the Victorian genre called emblematic poetry.
By Eileen Reynolds August 18, 2010 A new exhibition at the British Library suggests that the abbreviated language used in today's text messages was prefigured in the Victorian genre called emblematic poetry.
Each year Amnesty International invites the public to write - or email, text, tweet, or fax - in support of approximately 10 specific cases that are emblematic of its broader work on human rights both within the U.S. and around the world.
