Sentence examples for were the insignia from inspiring English sources

The trend has been long in the making, spearheaded several seasons ago by Marc Jacobs, whose coy, pointy-toed shoes with mouse-eye cutouts were the insignia of style-setters.

They were the insignia of a new breed of rap artist – Xanned out, anhedonic and potentially problematic.

One star is the insignia for a commodore.

The photo is the insignia of the spectral.

In America, it is the insignia at which eyebrows are raised and questions of my nationality are surfaced.

Across the road from the wreckage, daubed in fresh bold paint, was the insignia of the so-called Islamic State group (IS).

Headscarves are said to be the insignia of the enemy, somewhat like the headgear of gangs (whether these should be banned, as they are in some cities, is a question for another day).

It's an interesting conclusion, given that the crossed grenades were the troop insignia of the 36th Waffen Grenadier Division of the SS – which, during World War II, had a reputation for being the most sadistic unit in the SS.

Also, the "crossed-fishing-pole-and-rifle" insignia that can be seen in Homer's garage is the same insignia that Gould's father uses for his hunting club.

It's the NASA Insignia, commonly known as "the meatball" for the obvious reason that it looks like one.

I also need to check Memory Alpha, but the tab on a jacket's zipper being the Starfleet insignia?