Sentence examples for does he emerge from inspiring English sources
At no point does he emerge as a sympathetic, credible or even distinct character.
Only after he experiences the Third Reich's atrocities at first hand does he emerge as a committed agent; he breaks through his cynical world view — that an industrialized society will always be in the sway of ruthless power brokers — to a new realization that evil exists and must be fought.
His Wesley is no Gatsby, no mythic dreamer or con man; nor does he emerge as a persuasive symbol, as Mr. Leithauser would have it, of "a country hurtling forward so rapidly that its values and mores, its jokes and idioms, its graces and ambitions expire even before the generation that begot them".
Only now did he emerge, personally and very publicly, as accuser, judge and executioner in one.
Not only did he emerge unscathed from a plot that was almost mathematical in its deadly precision.
Only through an ecclesiastical dispute in 1637 did he emerge from his role as a quiet, efficient country minister.
Only belatedly did he emerge as the century's great political subversive among composers, a voice of conscience.
What is the saga of this hobbit fan with the healing pyramid hanging from his neck, and from what exotic land did he emerge?
It wasn't him, nor did he emerge from a BMW convertible that arrived a minute later, driven by two men in tight V-neck sweaters and cowboy boots.
But only this year did he emerge as arguably the best player in the game – better even, some would say, than LeBron James, with whom he is linked by the astounding coincidence of having been born in the same maternity unit at the City hospital of Akron, Ohio.
