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emblemize

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em·blem·ize  (mbl-mz)
v.
Variant of emblematize.


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Maurice has found perhaps its greatest resonance in the 21st century, when the cause of same-sex marriage is on the march, a cause that Alec and Maurice poignantly emblemize.
26) Many artists have notoriously located mourning and melancholia within their subjects' eyes, not only as the sites of purgation through tears, but also as signifiers that emblemize sorrow and pathos.
As crowds exited a packed screening of Wrestling with Angels—a staid, unthrilling film about Tony Kushner which emblemizes the idea that to be truly successful these days, not only must you be a widely admired playwright, write a musical and work with Steven Spielberg, but you must also be the subject of a documentary—a small gathering of people were sitting on the tented ground outside the theater, eating cold cuts out of a Ziploc bag and playing travel Scrabble.
 
 
 
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