Sentence examples for more emblem from inspiring English sources

Baartman herself remains an elusive figure, more emblem than flesh and blood.

To Mayor Idoni, Avalon on the Sound has become one more emblem of the renaissance of New Rochelle's downtown area after decades of retail and residential depression.

The Defense Department's seemingly arbitrary refusal has made the cover sheets "one more emblem of mindless official secrecy," said Steven Aftergood, director of the Project on Government Secrecy at the Federation of American Scientists.

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"We couldn't think of a more symbolic emblem of the revitalization of Journal Square," he said.

But for many universities, especially in Britain and elsewhere in Europe, a more accurate emblem would include slummy buildings, dog-eared books and demoralised dons.

A rainbow heart emoji is technically just some pixels on a screen, but it's also much more: an emblem; a statement.

But there has never been a more powerful emblem of New York's strength than the way in which the remains of the World Trade Center were taken away.

Mr. Myers described the recent groundbreaking for a plant for U.S. Pole, a manufacturer of commercial lighting, as a more apt emblem of the city than the heavily guarded hangar nearby where the F-117 stealth fighters were produced.

Indeed, some see the idea, far-fetched and steeped in principle as it may be, as more an emblem of Mr. King's own unyielding sense of what is right and what is wrong for the markets -- albeit one that in this case is in tune with the public mood.

A terrorist attack was a far more problematic emblem for the travails of married life than a financial crisis, which is perhaps why McInerney has returned to safer, more familiar ground (as well as his trademark "brightness") with Bright, Precious Days, in which the 2008 financial crisis, and some more affairs, test the Calloways yet again.