emblematic

The character is at once emblematic and a caricature of the Joe Rogan demographic, bros and aging bros, mostly white but with a growing number of Latinos, who revere Elon Musk and march to Trump’s crass, weaving rhetoric.

“He heard everything people said. And to me, that is just emblematic of the type of chief he will be,” she said.

A mid-level manager, the kind of job often considered emblematic of a middle-class career, stands between those two roles, answering to a CEO but also holding delegated authority over who to promote, fire, praise or abuse.

He thought it would be emblematic of Guillermo’s vampire housemates’ disregard for him, that they didn’t bother to figure out that the human who takes care of them is named “of the cross.”

“The campaign chose Texas for this address because the nightmare playing out for women in the state is emblematic of the harm Donald Trump’s abortion bans have caused across the nation,” a senior Harris campaign official said.