Sentence examples for emblematic types from inspiring English sources
Avidly embracing the liberating ideas of the secular metropolis, the Dalai Lama resembles the two emblematic types who have shaped the modern age, for better and for worse — the provincial fleeing ossified custom and the refugee fleeing totalitarianism.
"This is an emblematic case," he said.
We discuss an emblematic case study to provide management suggestions.
The present paper presents three extensive datasets of laboratory testing on weathered geomaterials, which are emblematic of soil types widely found worldwide.
Not only were they partly responsible when the Patriots upended the Raiders in a Himalayan-type weather last Saturday, but they are also emblematic of the type of players Bill Belichick and New England's front office signed and molded into a team that has earned a trip to the American Football Conference championship game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Nearly 20 years old, the Osprey program has become emblematic of the type of high-tech Pentagon weapons system that seems too big to die.
In the mid-twentieth century, its emblematic characters, the type Joseph Mitchell referred to as "out-and-out freak-show freaks," made it a magnet for photographers — Weegee, most memorably.
Gen. Viktor Yesin, a retired rocket forces commander, told Interfax that the rocket was emblematic of the type of arms race Russia was ready to embark on if the United States went through with plans to put missile interceptors in Europe.
For all of his well-known forays into Silicon Valley through the years, Mr. Gore is seen by Republican executives as being close to two institutions despised by Silicon Valley, unions and trial lawyers, and as being emblematic of the type of big government involvement in business the valley abhors.
The development of these advanced reactors is emblematic of the type of dramatic change that is needed to transition from fossil fuels and deeply decarbonize the energy system.
I call narratives of this type emblematic.
