Sentence examples for two emblematic from inspiring English sources

Cover songs have long been Mr. Shimabukuro's meal ticket, and he ended the set with two emblematic efforts.

In that transaction, the bloodlines of two emblematic figures of the next century, each representing an opposite side of America's racial divide, intersected.

Two emblematic hirings of that period were ABC News anchor Katie Couric and New York Times columnist David Pogue, who both joined Yahoo in 2013.

In a second-hand bookshop, Anna flashes two emblematic books at him: Alex Comfort's The Joy of Sex and Liv Ullman's Changing.

The Robert Lehman Collection contains one of the Met's many highly efficient visual encapsulations of early history according to the Bible: Giovanni di Paolo's "Creation of the World and the Expulsion From Paradise," which presents two emblematic scenes.

Avidly embracing the liberating ideas of the secular metropolis, the Dalai Lama resembles the two emblematic types who have shaped the modern age, for better and for worse — the provincial fleeing ossified custom and the refugee fleeing totalitarianism.

"We've created an animosity," he said in one emblematic moment of self-criticism.

In the urban region of Besançon (eastern France), three emblematic protected species were selected to represent forest mammals.

However inclusive this group may appear, the art-car campout is short at least one emblematic corporate ambassador, the Planters Nutmobile.

For Sabathia, it was not a thing of beauty, but that made this one emblematic of so many of his wins.

In one emblematic scene the camera watches motionless as father and daughter fail to communicate, their silence becoming that of an entire generation.