Sentence examples for emerge indeed from inspiring English sources

Made by two documentarists best known for music films (Neville made Twenty Feet From Stardom), Best of Enemies shows an America that now seems very distant, when the cult of TV rabble-rousing and shock-jockery was yet to emerge; indeed, it's suggested that the duo's ratings-boosting spat kickstarted those phenomena.

Other such reports have since emerged; indeed, such stories are almost commonplace when refugees are interviewed, say South Korean human-rights workers.

As for the location of municipalities hosting more immigrants, no precise geographic pattern emerges; indeed, among the Italian municipalities which have been hosting the highest number of immigrants in the last 2 years, it is possible to find Rome, Catania, Milano, and Bari, which represent cities located in regions far from each other (Istat 2016).

Evidence is emerging, indeed, that dietary manipulation may beneficially influence inflammatory and even autoimmune diseases [ 16].

She added: "It is deplorable [Stephen's] family have had to wait so long for the truth to emerge and indeed it is still emerging.

It is only now, after Gaddafi's death, that any sketchy details of how he lived on the run have begun to emerge and, indeed, who was ultimately responsible for his safety.

ABC languishes in fourth place in the ratings and is losing money, a failure that Mr Eisner acknowledged by firing its top two managers last month.If Disney falters again, a new bidder may emerge or, indeed, Comcast may return.

Universities need to now start changing their practice and behavior in order to prepare for these future scenarios so they are robust enough to survive should such a future emerge, or indeed they should start to shape the path towards such a future in an effort to secure their own longevity.

What is clear is that new technologies will emerge (and indeed, are already emerging) to promote a fundamental shift away from how scholarly communication currently works [ 69].

Many years could elapse before an Arab system of democratic government emerges, if indeed it does.

But nobody emerges unscathed — indeed, nobody emerges undrenched in blood — in this peculiar play, here presented in a sometimes crude but colorful staging featuring the talented Jay O. Sanders, a veteran of Shakespeare productions at the Public Theater, as the title character.