Sentence examples for emblematic that from inspiring English sources

And I think that's definitely emblematic that I'm trying to avoid these conversations," he said.

It's emblematic that one of the signature phrases to have emerged from reality television is "I'm not here to make friends, I'm here to win".

One increasingly gets the feeling, regarding this case and others less emblematic, that the U.S. government has decided to try to shield those Mexican institutions — especially the federal government and the military — that most benefit from its largesse.

It is emblematic that while Obama has received Mexican President Felipe Calderón, the White House only recently announced that one of his first foreign trips would be to Mexico.

When Wayne Hennessey was forced into a rare save from Jack Rodwell it seemed thoroughly emblematic that the midfielder – preferred to the benched Lee Cattermole – shot straight at the visiting goalkeeper's throat.

This character became so emblematic that it was mocked in Disney's "The Horse in the Gray Flannel Suit" and an episode of "Bewitched" called "The Warlock in the Gray Flannel Suit".

This paved the way for Mr. Sharon, who is emblematic of that era and of that might.

[The character] China is kind of emblematic of that... of the goth body that both Lizzie and Mel really want.

Emblematic of that change is the Battered fish and chip shop in Brewery Place, Leeds, that sells scraps for £2.

Though he supports the movement's mission, he believes that keeping a degree of separation in his own writing is emblematic of that respect.

Yet, increasingly, Americans are coming to believe that their economic system is unfair; and the tax system is emblematic of that sense of injustice.