Sentence examples for less emblematic of from inspiring English sources

But this sudden fall from grace doesn't make Corzine's life story any less emblematic of our meritocratic era.

The point of Trans Liberation Tuesday was to draw attention to the fact that there are others, such as Ashton O'Hara and Amber Monroe, black trans people who were killed just weeks apart in Detroit last year, whose names may not be known to the public but who are no less emblematic of a broader social concern.

The trajectory of their experiences in the world is less emblematic of a traditional paradigm of East meeting West, but rather, of individuals encountering different people, different landscapes, and experiencing different, nuanced responses.

That it became something less is emblematic of the frustrations endured and aspirations dashed of a rights movements as old as the Republic.

These less-than-candid instances are emblematic of much bigger problems.

They've been relegated to mere nostalgic relics, curiosities emblematic of a simpler, less technologically advanced time.

But Russia appeared less impressed, one politician suggesting her victory was emblematic of the West's moral decay, and proclaiming it, "the end of Europe".

The subtitle, which makes less sense the more you think about it, is emblematic of this strategy.

While the Interestings are never less than good company, their lives are almost too interesting, overloaded with problems emblematic of the eighties, the nineties, and the aughts, from AIDS and antidepressants to the diagnosis of a child's autism.

Cattelan's horse comes off as gaudy and smug — emblematic of a cul de sac (art as engineered sensation, more or less) that most of the artists in the show strive to escape.

Less than 2% of Indians are Sikh, yet they and their salty Punjabi culture have become emblematic of India as a whole.