Sentence examples for emerge both from inspiring English sources

Journalistic norms therefore emerge both as an ideal and as a regulatory mechanism within the field.

A bitter contest between north and south could quickly emerge, both on the battlefield and on the global diplomatic stage.

From behind his head two figures emerge, both closely identified with Gauguin's Breton stay: the grieving Eve and the female diver.

Mr. Everett does his best and deepest work to date here, letting the holes in Wilde's silken webs of words emerge both surprisingly and naturally.

Over the past year or so, a less bitter and more influential Thomas has begun to emerge, both inside and outside the Court... Describes his familiarity with the philosophies of Booker T. Washington, as opposed to W.E.B.

Major differences emerge both in the compositional field and the convective pattern when the compositional diffusivity is neglected.

Already two interesting hypotheses have emerged, both of which are about corporate cultures.

4) Two eye-catching global bottom-up initiatives emerged, both of which are sure to grow into great global causes over the next 20 years.

Van Duyn's "Selected Poems" ultimately emerges both as a monument to an illustrious career and as an attempt to solidify her position as a major poet.

At least two other bills have been blocked by the Queen, it emerged, both on the advice of ministers who had political objections.

When he emerged, both of his legs had to be amputated below the knee, but he was given artificial limbs and returned to combat.