Grief, after all, is noble - emblematic of the deep love between parents and children, spouses and even friends.
The tiger is one of the most emblematic symbols of conservation today, and its distinctively patterned coat and fearsome reputation make this species instantly recognizable.
For Americans, the moment was powerfully emblematic.
NICARAGUA may be a small country but it is an emblematic one.
THE collapse of first Bear Stearns and then Lehman Brothers in 2008 were the emblematic events that triggered the financial crisis.
Four years later, Congress passed Medicare, the emblematic achievement of Lyndon Johnson's Great Society.
The Statue of Liberty (actually in New Jersey waters of Jersey City) is emblematic of America's freedom and an activator of deep emotional responses.
The case is emblematic of China's confused attitude to solving its environmental problems.
Whiteness is emblematic of purity.
Newsweek said that Obama and his wife Michelle own a single car, a Ford Escape Hybrid, which was dubbed by Gettelfinger as a "green machine" emblematic of a future generation of US vehicles.
Waterstone's, like New Labour, is emblematic of a changing Britain.
Mr Kupchinsky was emblematic of a generation that had escaped totalitarianism and found new homes in the west.
They are emblematic of what I would call single-species conservation: ie a focus on one animal.
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