Sentence examples for Emerging clearly from inspiring English sources

Emerging clearly from Fellman's mass of evidence is a man caught in an unhappy marriage, who in his later years of fame, played around.

The LH2 poll showed Mr Mélenchon emerging clearly as the campaign's "third man" for the first time.

Human studies of prebiotics and probiotics have lagged behind to date, although there is interesting neuroimaging studies emerging clearly showing that such bacterial-based dietary interventions can affect brain function.

In 1933, A. E. Housman sided with Browning's and Mathew's interpretation and connected Smart's madness with poetic genius in his lecture The Name and Nature of Poetry: "As matters actually stand, who are the English poets of that age in whom pre-eminently one can hear and recognize the true poetic accent emerging clearly from the contemporary dialect?

Not even Rehan emerges clearly.

And this emerges clearly in the trial scene.

That message may well emerge clearly from the consultation.

Three things about the tribunal emerged clearly during my trip.

This emerges clearly in Michael Attenborough's production which is swift, nuanced and precise.

The sense of Farmer as a driven, dedicated, self-sacrificing physician emerges clearly.

That syncretism also emerged clearly when Mr. Gallegos performed a cleansing ritual on a recent afternoon.