Sentence examples for than emblematic from inspiring English sources

So that, for the Caribbean, is more than emblematic; it's real.

Even Sam and Nicole, whose lives we chart from the brash indifference of young adulthood to the quieter satisfactions — and quiet terrors — of old age, never come across as more than emblematic, even generic figures.

Considering that nematode community patterns (ecological approach) would be more effective on plant growth than emblematic species (agronomical approach), a large survey in North Belgium, France, The Netherlandss, UK) and South Portugall) European and in North African (Morocco) foredunes was conducted in order to analyse the diversity of the plant-associated nematode communities.

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.

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

A drop in the stock of the No. 1 semiconductor equipment maker, Applied Materials, despite better-than-expected results, was emblematic of Wall Street's concern about the profit outlook, traders said.

Such actions seem more emblematic than plausible.

Paradoxically, though, while Globe-Trotter was founded in 1897 at the apex of the golden age of travel, it was much more ahead of its time than it was emblematic of it.

— Each of Mike Glover's 12 tattoos carries personal significance, but none is more emblematic than the eight italicized words inked on his lean left calf: "If You Don't Know Me Don't Judge Me".

In the annals of addiction, not even whole Greek islands terraced to the sky in vines, or Falernian vats holding enough wine to intoxicate the Tenth Legion — not even the great Heidelberg tun — could be more emblematic than a portrait of a riddler in the chalk.

In the annals of addiction, not even whole Greek islands terraced to the sky in vines, or Falernian vats holding enough wine to intoxicate the Tenth Legion not even the great Heidelberg tun could be more emblematic than a portrait of a riddler in the chalk.