emblematic

The Statue of Liberty is emblematic of freedom and democracy.

The red rose is emblematic of love and passion.

The bald eagle is emblematic of strength and freedom.

The handshake is emblematic of trust and agreement.

The dove is emblematic of peace and harmony.

The Olympic rings are emblematic of unity and friendship.

The lotus flower is emblematic of purity and enlightenment.

The cross is emblematic of faith and salvation.

The color green is emblematic of nature and growth.

The crown is emblematic of royalty and power.

Few characters are as emblematic as Mickey, and have accompanied so many generations.

The completion of the Lloyd barrage in 1932 is emblematic of this change.

How has this dish, once emblematic of Britishness, come to such a sorry state?

The emblematic animal of the House is a lion, represented on the crest as well.

This is an aircraft carrier and it's emblematic of a changing relationship between both countries.

Today's story getting a 10 out of 10 is emblematic of teamwork makes the dream work.

Nor are these " emblematic" gestures like a thumbs-up or a finger over the lips for " Silence! "

And there is no piece of punctuation more emblematic of my suffering than the semi-colon.

This symphony is emblematic of a broader cultural metamorphosis in the region.

A former military general, Diaz is emblematic of  the classic strongman in Latin American politics.