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Перевод: emblematic

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эмблематический; символический

Тезаурус:

1. There may even be an emblematic quality in the image which Fowles records as the inspiration for The French Lieutenant's Woman ; of Sarah Woodruff poised on an extreme, southerly edge of England, staring across the Channel towards an imaginary lover.
2. Nor is it by any means the case that the nouveau roman is automatically considered in France as emblematic of postmodernism: this remains a largely imported concept, more frequently raised in discussion concerning the wider cultural condition.
3. As honest and honourable Russian writers, they seemed to me to be emblematic in some way.
4. The college in question identified a number of emblematic companies operating in commercial/industrial sectors in which the college had corresponding courses ranging from engineering and electronics through marketing to beauty therapy and graphic design.
5. The Suez debacle had been the great emblematic event for Healey, as for many others of his generation, vividly demonstrating the gulf between imperial pretence and potential.
6. Emblematic in that respect are the short stories of Jorge Luis Borges which debunk man's intellectual pretensions and express scepticism about his ability to understand his world.
7. In his precisely delineated observation of the world, Calvino's Palomar is an emblematic figure of recent Italian fiction.
8. A fountain pen in Paris fulfils the same sort of emblematic function as a car and may cost almost as much: all kinds of social and identity messages are tied up in it.
9. If the railways and their stations in Latin America were the classic instance of informal imperialism, economic imperialism without political control, the continental visions of Russia, Australia, and the British and French in Africa were emblematic of the formal control of the world by the European empires.
10. And as he tells the story of one Irish politician who was emblematic of the past - Fianna Fil TD Sean Doherty - he strips away the layers of fiction and delusion underpinning both Doherty and his critics to touch the pulse of an Ireland distorted by the rhetoric of the newsroom and debating chamber.
11. In that case, the most truly emblematic figure in the new Europe is actually Pope John Paul II and Gorbachev's visit to the Vatican last week was the new Canossa.
12. The family, complete with pet priest, is neatly emblematic of Germany's guilt-stained record in the recent past, a past of collusion and corruption.
13. If failure to attract a willing partner leads some men to choose an unwilling one, or if, having failed repeatedly in the sexual stakes, such men find redress in humiliating and punishing one emblematic woman for the inaccessibility of all women, then society has failed in its role of socialising the male sex drive at its point of maximum danger and loss of control.