Sentence examples for emerge in the second from inspiring English sources

Thus Bergman became easily the most important director to emerge in the second wave of Scandinavian international fame.

Bergman must remain second to Dreyer in the Scandinavian "pecking order", but was easily the most important director to emerge in the second wave of Scandinavian international fame.

The most interesting bit of new information to emerge in the second telling was that the man who spoke English had also asked her what the password was to her e-mail account.

One of several utopian socialist programs to emerge in the second quarter of the 19th century, Fourierism was transplanted to the United States by Albert Brisbane, who renamed it "Associationism".

Although these theories are sometimes mentioned in the later literature, and in the case of "restriction" often accepted in the later literature, much more sophisticated treatments began to emerge in the second quarter of the fourteenth century.

Hints of what led to Mick's flight from home emerge in the third scene.

The only new theme to emerge in the first 100 days is the concept of the Free Trade Area of the Americas.

Buyers can also insist on the right to renegotiate the price or even pull out if skeletons emerge in the first few months after they take over.

As a result they emerge in the first part of the novel as brittle stick figures who are more annoying than compelling.

Most analysts expect no clear winner to emerge in the first round.

But how ironic is it that the colonization and imperialism of the Middle East is what set the grounds for groups such as ISIS to emerge in the first place?