Sentence examples for over the emblematic from inspiring English sources
The layout feels almost like two separate hotels, with one modern building looking out over the emblematic Hungarian Parliament across the other side of the Danube, contrasting with a 17th-century mansion at the back.
But the shadow of organized crime still hangs over the emblematic industry in signs that smaller distillers are being pulled into networks laundering criminal profits for groups such as the New Generation Jalisco Cartel, or CJNG.
She went over her points, telling him that he had become the emblematic figure of crony capitalism in Mexico.
Presiding over it all is Tijuca, the mountainous rainforest iced with the emblematic statue of Christ the Redeemer, which majestically embraces the city below.
OVER THE PAST decade the government of South Africa has used mining revenues to refurbish Soweto, the emblematic township of the apartheid era.
— John Cassidy, 11 23 A.M. Wyden is emblematic of many Democrats: over the years, he has swerved from severe Comey critic to Comey defender.
The treadmill is the emblematic villain.
Spain is perhaps the emblematic eurozone country.
Even the emblematic screwball effervescence plays like alcohol-stoked bluster.
Shoulder to shoulder, each wore the emblematic green jacket.
The friendly discount was kind of emblematic of the way this town of 500 reacted to the massive Hells Angels gathering taking over the area.
