Sentence examples for come out of something from inspiring English sources

"We were one of the few American companies to come out of something like this unscathed.

It showed me that something good can come out of something so bad".

Doesn't mean I have to like him or anything, but being a little more sympathetic can come out of something like this".

Still, his disappointment would come out of something human and inescapable: the failure of the actual to meet the contours of the imaginary.

Working on The Royle Family was a privilege and it's very difficult to come out of something like that badly, but a lot of the time you have to make things work that are not the stuff of genius.

"You never know what other opportunities can come out of something like this," said Ms. Lightman, 26, who performs a song she wrote, "Coming Back In," on the CD.

"You can use biomaterials, cells or a combination these, and this group of scientists has correctly identified that the sticking point in all this is going to be vascularity - blood vessels - making sure that you've got sufficient nutrients going in and waste coming out of something that otherwise is going to be a solid block of stuff.

— Julia Moskin YouTube: "Nothing good can come out of eating something named porcupine fish," Aimee Nezhukumatathil offers at the start of a poem called "The Fugu Soup Blues".

It's almost like you come out of yourself, you become something bigger than yourself.

A way to feel like we can come out of these tragedies with something constructive.

Something could come out of it.