It includes the very line Mr. Filipski singles out as emblematic of the film's eloquence: "I don't think a lot of people realize how important innocence is to innocent people".
Ha Updated at 11.15pm GMT 11.10pm GMT 113th over: England 325-5 (Prior 0, Pietersen 55) This has been a fantastic session for New Zealand and the ball from Martin that got Root out was emblematic of the variety he's tried today to shift the batsman across the crease and have a dart at ones outside off stump.
Hyland told VICE News that he felt the reaction to Dolan's coming-out was emblematic of modern Ireland.
More deals will be done this year, but they may not deliver the kind of returns that investors are hoping for, just as the late 1980s buy-out of RJR Nabisco, the emblematic deal of the era, proved a disappointment.Since 2003 conditions have been almost ideal for private-equity firms, with low interest rates, lots of liquidity and rising asset prices.
The toppling of Saddam's statue turned out to be emblematic of primarily one thing: the fact that American troops had taken the center of Baghdad.
Decriminalisation advocates now point to that slogan as emblematic of how out of step the UN is with modern drug policy, as an increasing number of countries liberalise drug laws, especially around marijuana.
The attack was sharp and assertive, and the entire moment turned out to be emblematic of the game itself.
had abruptly pulled out of the race for speaker, something that MSNBC's Chris Matthews saw as emblematic of the current state of the Republican Party.
The warmth and fun of the buy out riddim is emblematic of the early 2000s, when dance moves like "signal di plane", "pon di river" and "row di boat" were running the show in Jamaica.
In an era of budget cutbacks and high unemployment, politicians on both the left and the right have singled out the Roma as emblematic of the problems of illegal immigration and have questioned whether they can ever be integrated.
