Sentence examples for Is emerges from inspiring English sources

The theme, such as it is, emerges like a clangorous chorale.

A major impact on the natural landscape is emerges during the Bronze Age (c. 2200 1000 cal BC) based on the onset of transhumance system in the study area.

Just how stingy it is emerges from a report this week from the OECD: the promise made to today's young workers is the least generous in the developed world.Monika Queisser and Edward Whitehouse, the report's authors, estimate what those who are young today will get from the state and compulsory private-pension schemes when they hang up their boots in 2050 or thereabouts.

You may need a bit of time to adjust your eyes and expectations — the nighttime forest scenes, like those in Mr. Weerasethakul's "Tropical Malady," are shot in dim, shadowy light, and what story there is emerges slowly and in fragments — but after a while, like one of those ghosts, you will start to feel at home.

If there is an anti-war message in the work at all, is emerges simply because, as Stephen Colbert so eloquently put it, "The facts have a distinctly liberal bias".

There is just one problem: I emerge from bathroom ablutions smelling like compost!

I emerged on to a silent highway, right where the bridge is being rebuilt.

I emerged thinking that all the uncertainty has created a panic that is partly unfounded.

I emerge, blinking in the summer sunshine.

I emerged in dress shoes.

I emerged from the water, feeling triumphant.