Sentence examples for does not emerge as from inspiring English sources

Where nature does not emerge as the enemy, man must.

The big love scene does not emerge as the single glorious, redemptive moment of Els's sad life.

Her death does not emerge as high tragedy but simply as another event in the continuing process of death and rebirth in nature.

If a great playwright's dalliance with Greek tragedy does not emerge as drama of coherence, it is nonetheless theater of great scope and grand design.

And Dave's wife, described as "the first woman I had ever known who did not become angry or suspicious when I told her she looked good," appears occasionally to reassure him, but does not emerge as a fully-recognizable character.

Interestingly, Dahl does not emerge as a particularly reflective individual: his ­puerile humor, his lively imagination, his rebellious zeal and his determination were all strongly at odds with any analytical bent.

Fits, nyuni, were regarded as the most serious health problem for small babies, although nyuni did not emerge as often as stomachache, diarrhea, fever, or colds when free-listed (Table  2).

But it didn't emerge as pristine as it appears today.

But it doesn't emerge as much of a cost, really.

In this, Karl Ove doesn't emerge as a hero, or even an anti-hero.

And even Ms. Huppert, who can be as severe as a thunderclap, doesn't emerge as a full character.