Sentence examples for emblems for the from inspiring English sources

They're also fitting emblems for the world of artifice and illusion that Charles Busch has concocted in "Shanghai Moon," a comedy about hidden pasts, suppressed emotions and concealed ethnic identities.

And yet the country had the region's largest number of elephants a few decades ago, a fact reflected not only in its name but also in the use of the animal as emblems for the country and its oldest political party.

It isn't a bad emblem for the broader changes transforming the science of taxonomy.

You may find the tattoo an obvious emblem for the man, but it's not.

Shipping containers have become the all-purpose emblem for the city.

Baines, in fact, is something of an emblem for the data revolutionaries.

It's an odd emblem for the play, but not entirely unfitting.

He was hard-nosed, scrappy, unglamorous, a perfect emblem for the fed-up, underappreciated working class.

A dense jungle remains a fine emblem for the sprawl of the magazine's non-hierarchical, disruptive spirit.

That is Harris's motto, too, as he emerges as the emblem for the Nets' supporting players.

Roth's Berlin is essentially unlovely, "an aimlessly sprawling stone emblem for the sorry aimlessness of our national existence".