It's one thing to offer a gentle critique, but can become very tiresome, very quickly if you say things like, "I find his reliance on modal scales, particularly phrygian and locrian modes applied to otherwise pedestrian pop derivatives then fed through loopers and flangers to be highly emblematic of.... ........ Don't worry, you won't need to finish the sentence.
Developing the Hambantota region started as a dream of former president Mahinda Rajapaksa, and has become emblematic of his highly-controversial reign and is a highly polarizing topic within Sri Lanka.
An agricultural job in Iowa is now a meat-packing job, highly dangerous, badly paid and emblematic of an approach to farming that will serve Iowa's new immigrants as badly as it has served its longtime residents.
His range for Topman is emblematic of a highly specific urban dandy style, with industrial-looking donkey jackets hanging up next to cowl-neck tops, New Romantic shirts and sculpted tweed hunting jackets, all wide-shouldered, triple-darted and with no back flap, to create a uniquely sleek and body-conscious silhouette.
The work of Eric Moody, the 28-year-old chef, it's a meal emblematic of this straightforward, highly enjoyable restaurant.
Other highly recognizable forms of plant life, emblematic of different parts of the state, are the bristlecone pine, the palm, the creosote bush, and the Monterey cypress.
The high-stakes and highly emotional controversy surrounding glyphosate is emblematic of a more general phenomenon.
This drought is emblematic of California's highly volatile winter precipitation regime.
But Vasari created a highly distinctive building, which was to become as emblematic of Florence as the Palazzo Vecchio and the city's cathedral with its dome by Brunelleschi.
Toyota's highly publicized recalls earlier this year were not outliers but, rather, emblematic of an industry challenge that will only intensify as vehicles integrate ever-more-elaborate hardware, software, safety equipment, and creature comforts.
The Soane Museum is emblematic of a certain brand of Britishness — quirky, highly organized and utterly charming.
