Sentence examples similar to forms and emblems from inspiring English sources

The wristbands and emblems are nice.

Those weapons shifted toward defensive deterrent and emblems of power.

Fans are customising vehicles with slogans, flags and emblems.

Patterns and emblems of all kinds surround the scene.

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Are these boat-like, hand-like, shell-like forms emblems of care and salvation?

He remains a bizarrely political figure, emblem of some wider cricketing battle between the old, drowned world of austere five-day craft and the new forms and audiences of cricket's zesty new frontier.

The related but separated rope bits could be read as an emblem of some sort, but the pleasure comes not from their meaning but from the juxtaposition of forms and the striking contrast of textures.

Similarly, the lifts of building are also decorated with maritime references, in the form of gilded emblems representing the globe, seahorses and anchors.

There is much stained glass: the oldest, in the form of heraldic emblems in cartouches, dates from 1562 and is visible in the Diocletian window in the east wall and in another window on the southwest side.

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