Sentence examples for rather emblematic from inspiring English sources

As Süddeutsche Zeitung noted, Thomas Müller waving a plastic bottle of water around on the official post-match photo was rather emblematic of the "business-like" nature of the party.

Rather, the emblematic figure of Chile's year of discontent is Camila Vallejo, a 23-year-old Communist student leader.

This way of working is not relegated to artists who are experimenting with new technologies but rather is emblematic of a new kind of creative thinking that is unbound by categorizations and classifications and strives to synthesize culture using all the possible tools available.

Ms. Spero's art is emblematic rather than illustrative.

Rather, they are emblematic of the wider Tory record on welfare: one of incompetence and, at best, indifference.

They represent a cross section of university graduates, but they seem to be emblematic rather than fully drawn.

Fest sees his subject as emblematic rather than anomalous: in understanding how Speer embraced Hitler so unreservedly and unthinkingly, we understand how Germany could have as well.

Todd's been doing this shit — owning INHOUSE RECORDS INC — for 29 years and two months now, and we'd like to think that this shows commitment and dedication to his chosen career path rather than being emblematic of a stagnant personality belonging to someone who's never given enough of a fuck to truly push on in the world of work.

Perry never shows Crawford on the set, and never has Dunaway impersonate any of Crawford's emblematic performances; rather, Dunaway, portraying the star in her private life, captures Crawford's oblivious brutality and relentless intensity, her passionate yet controlled and rock-hard presence that's as terrifying when it's maintained as it is explosive when it breaks.

It is a rather cruel irony that the emblematic architect and the emblematic capital of the twentieth century never crossed paths.

The effort was sharply criticised for being patronising and emblematic of a rather tasteless strain of post-colonial guilt.