| This use of the annotative apparatus to keep the commentary apart from the poetry emblemizes Bartine's point about the romantic impulse to compartmentalize discourses. |
| The boar trap, for instance, emblemizes such motions of circulation. |
| Her vanished voice, noted on the second page of the novel, emblemizes the collapse of both semiotic and symbolic, maternal and paternal language. |
| An object of pride, the house emblemizes Hata's American life. |
| In such writings, the issue of race is an idiom, which embraces and emblemizes the idea of difference as well as the issue of hierarchy. |
| Dating back to the 1880s, the coffee break emblemizes the iconic role of coffee in American culture and echoes the history of NCA's 100 years of industry service. |
