Sentence examples for appear out of the dead from inspiring English sources

The phrase "appear out of the dead" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something or someone emerging from death or a lifeless state, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In the horror movie, the ghost seemed to appear out of the dead, haunting the living."
Alternatives: "emerge from the dead" or "rise from the dead".

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But green shoots are beginning to appear out of the dead land, spring is dawning and humankind is going forwards.

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He later went on to appear in Shaun of the Dead in 2004.

What follows is bewildering confusion, memory lapses, sleeplessness, friends appearing out of nowhere, hallucinatory encounters with her dead husband and the constant intervening force of reality: At this point she has two small children to raise.

A large man — her father, Erik Eric Banaappearspears out of nowhere, and says that she is "dead".

Yet 1968 was also the year of "Night of the Living Dead," the no-budget midnight zombie classic that seemed to have appeared out of nowhere.

It appears that our consideration of the UV irradiation as a positive, selective factor in primordial evolution may suggest a way out of the dead end.

While under Cloak, make your way closer to the dead-end and a dialogue will appear, announcing that you're hiding and a female appeared out of nowhere.

Helicopters appeared out of nowhere.

So much for being pulled out of the dead pool.

So much for being pulled out of the dead pool.

The video shows what appear to be some of the dead passengers on board.

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