Sentence examples for kind of emblem from inspiring English sources

"It seems in dreams a kind of emblem of freedom.

Helping Mohammed became a kind of emblem of Egypt for us.

But it was also a kind of emblem of where Lewis has been and of where she is now.

It seemed a kind of emblem of, and a satire on, the Thatcherite aspiration that would late sweep the country.

Whenever I contemplated my fears, that ostrich figured in my reflections as a kind of emblem of my spinelessness.

It was a kind of emblem of lamentation, whether it's in Purcell, whether it's in Bach or whether it's in Elton John.

These kinds of emblems are freighted in Ulster, where Protestant communities mark their boundaries with Union Jacks and red-white-and-blue curbstones, and Catholic neighborhoods hoist the Irish tricolor and promote the wearing of the green.

British law is very specific about the use of these kinds of emblems.

The Rafah border crossing has for years been a kind of geographic emblem of Egypt's complicated relationship with Israel.

More interesting is a straightforward abstraction, "Enclosure" (1962-2003), a kind of totemic emblem in electric blue and olive green on a black ground that hints at some of the shapes in the portrait.

"But the set became a kind of emblem of the artificial nature of the law.