Sentence examples for emerged at all from inspiring English sources

175, 287 and 319 Broadway have emerged from decades of neglect in varied states — and one barely emerged at all.

Still others are so complicated that it's remarkable to realize that a habit could have emerged at all.

In retrospect, that Physical Graffiti emerged at all – let alone that it now merits an all-bells-and-whistles 40th anniversary repackaging – is something of a miracle.

But the fact the idea emerged at all underscores how the Kawabe River Dam's suspension has helped rekindle the debate here over whether to hand more power to localities.

A United Nations Department of Safety and Security report, covered by Reuters earlier this month, specifies that the rumors of vampirism likely began in the neighboring country of Mozambique, though it's unclear why the rumors emerged at all.

Amphibians emerged at a time when all the land on earth was part of one large mass; they have since adapted to conditions on every continent except Antarctica.

All lineages seem to have emerged at a common period of time, between ~1875 and ~1976.

Superstars can emerge at all distances.

Few who have been pulled into the system emerge unscathed, if they emerge at all.

This time he did not emerge at all, except to leave a few final words.

Cispa, now in the Senate, could take months, if not years, if it is to emerge at all from Congress.