Sentence examples similar to good emblem from inspiring English sources

He's as good an emblem as any for Ms. Rao's muse, her beloved Bombay.

She includes a suggestive aside on the blending of French and Persian inspirations in the Ottoman palace-building of the early 18th century—as good an emblem for the empire's strained multiculturalism as you could wish for.

I briefly stood where he stood under one of his high Adriatic skies, with my back to the church -- the Doge's Palace before me, behind me the church, which is nearly as good an emblem as the palace of Venetian imperial majesty, begun at the city's apex, after which came military decline and territorial loss.

Murphy reports that McGraw said the rope would replace a rabbit's foot as the Giants' good-luck emblem.

So Reineman, who has yet to meet or speak to the prince, signed the April deal to sell the horse for $900,000, keeping a 10percentt stake for himself, and wished War Emblem good luck.

Sheriff Arpaio remains a hero to the hard right, an emblem of the Arizona way of home-brewed immigration cruelty, so it's good that the Justice Department has at last moved to end his reign.

Evil has not wholly triumphed, and Billy's memory lives on as an emblem of good.

"She somehow understood that she wasn't going to be an emblem of good values," Haynes said.

The catalog identifies this diminutive creature, with its open, upturned beak as the "plump sparrow," an emblem of good fortune derived from an old folk tale.

Curtice says that even in the Scottish parliament, normally held up as an emblem of good practice, MPs are criticised for their expenses claims.

It had been expected to go for closer to $4 billion, not least because of fierce political opposition to the sale of what has long been for good reasons and bad the emblem of affordable housing in the city.Stuyvesant Town and the slightly higher-end Peter Cooper Village were built in 1947, with the help of tax breaks, to provide homes for soldiers returning from the war and public-sector workers.