Sentence examples for emblems that from inspiring English sources

He raised a warning finger against emblems that wouldn't excite the amygdala, that might make you start to think.

Bikies are adorned in outsider emblems that decorate them like a coat of arms.

Bikers, or "bikies" as they are called in Australia, are adorned in outsider emblems that decorate them like a coat of arms.

They speak directly to us -- "Don't Tread on Me" -- and they carry images that resonate with us, like Japan's rising sun or the delightful Sienese contrade emblems that enliven their annual Palio.

The Greek historian, Theophrastus, states that much of Bahrain were covered in these cotton trees and that Bahrain was famous for exporting walking canes engraved with emblems that were customarily carried in Babylon.

The museum has a collection of over 2,000 fire marks, the fire insurance company advertising emblems that were posted on buildings to show that the building was insured; this meant that those who helped put out the fire would also reap some financial gains for helping to save the property.

He won national notice by orchestrating a stealthy compromise that minimized the Confederate battle emblem that had dominated the state flag.

When the children do succeed, Dr. Hochschild said, "despite themselves they may brag because their child is an emblem that, against all odds, the kid is thriving".

Here too is the emblem that was one of Finlay's favourites: the machine gun with holes in the barrel, enabling it to double as "REED-PIPE".

By replacing the iconic capital "M in use since 1971 and based on a letterform in a 1509 woodcut by Luca Pacioli the museum created a new emblem that reflected an institutional desire to project a fresher, more-inclusive identity.

As the French sociologist Edgar Morin put it, Hollywood required the ideal in the midst of the real — a vibrant notion of character stamped onto a splendid physical emblem that hardly ever varied.