Sentence examples for her emblem from inspiring English sources

A contortionist – breakdancing, quivering and morphing – she is eventually consumed by a large chameleon who might be her emblem.

Bau seems originally to have been goddess of the dog; as Nininsina she was long represented with a dog's head, and the dog was her emblem.

Her "Emblem of the Heavenly Sphere" consists of dozens of bust-length, pink-cheeked portrait heads stacked vertically in neat rows, a design similar to that found in tombstones carved by her father.

From that day, she wore black and took as her emblem a broken lance.

From that day, Catherine took a broken lance as her emblem, inscribed with the words "lacrymae hinc, hinc dolor" ("from this come my tears and my pain"), and wore black mourning in memory of Henry.

Auberon Waugh was ceaseless in abuse and mockery of her as emblem of the "nanny state", which Labour women always are to men who had nannies.

At once bizarre, ornamental and deeply personal, it was, for her, an emblem of loss and rehabilitation — of crossing, with a ghost of a smile, from one stage of life to another.

Her unofficial emblem was a badge emblazoned with a flying tiger dropping a depth charge on a U-boat.

She is said to have been fifteen in the portrait, in which she wears a patterned black kimono and holds an hand fan printed with her family emblem, a paulownia crest.

Her famous dance manifesto of 1965 (see "In her own words", below) and her 1966 Trio A became not only signatures for her but emblems of the whole Judson movement.

Mary, by contrast, stares straight forward, with eyes as potent as her broad nose and full lips, and the dung hangs from her right breast as an emblem of her motherhood, but also her sexuality.