Sentence examples for End emerges from inspiring English sources

Yet Yentl's sacrifice, in the end, emerges as a symbol of martyrdom and a harbinger of hard-won progressive change.

Though no traditional narrative with a beginning, middle and end emerges from the interactions Mr. Costa observes, each film has a distinct emotional center.

As the growing protein, with the signal sequence at its amino-terminal end, emerges from the ribosome, the sequence binds to a complex of six proteins and one RNA molecule known as the signal recognition particle (SRP).

One shepherd picks his nose, the camel (front end) emerges from his costume, the monkey sits on Frances' shoulder and investigates her hair, and the organ grinder, illuminated by Old World charm, flirts with Frances' mother.

They teach the reader, Bettelheim writes, that "a struggle against severe difficulties in life is unavoidable, is an intrinsic part of human existence — but if one does not shy away, but steadfastly meets unexpected and often unjust hardships, one masters all obstacles and at the end emerges victorious".

One thick end emerged from the brick wall the house shared with its neighbor.

It was completed during a U.S. occupation and this end emerged because Sean Penn's organization is involved in its demolition".

Alex Brown, Florida's junior defensive end, emerged from the scrap with a black eye and some fighting words.

Shocking footage of the war's end emerged shortly after, suggesting widespread crimes had been committed by forces under Fonseka's command.

Then, way down at what we will politely call the "other end," emerge the packaged narratives primed for widespread dissemination to you and everyone you know.

The combination of the delegates Romney picked up from Mississippi and Alabama, along with those he is likely to get from Hawaii and American Samoa, means he could, in the end, emerge from Tuesday with more than Santorum.