Sentence examples for emerged deeply from inspiring English sources
Some claim to have been blinded by Frayn's science I emerged deeply moved by his simultaneous awareness of life's value and its inexplicable mystery.
At home that night, Martin stuffed a chicken with lemon halves, drenched it in olive oil, scattered a handful of salt over it, and blasted it in the oven until it emerged deeply burnished, with skin as crisp as glass.
Alongside Mr. Mandela he rejuvenated and led the African National Congress, twice stood trial on capital charges for his activities, served 26 years in prison and still emerged deeply devoted to reconciliation.
We emerge deeply disturbed but aware of a writer in full control of his talent.
You enter the playhouse anticipating perhaps an elegantly staged processional and, in no small measure because of this actor, emerge deeply stirred.
Docking study of the synthesized compounds showed similar orientation as celecoxib within the active site of COX-2 enzyme and similar ability to emerge deeply in the additional pocket and binding with Arg513 and His90 the key amino acids responsible for selectivity.
All five were deeply involved in caring for the dying and emerged profoundly saddened and spiritually enriched.
The novel belongs to a period in Dostoevsky's life which the White House might find attractive, after he had been sent by the Tsar to a kind of Russian Guantánamo and emerged a deeply religious conservative.
With the exception of the wonderful title characters in "Mason & Dixon," who emerged as deeply felt, genuine human beings, Mr. Pynchon's people have always verged on the cartoonish, but those in "Bleeding Edge" are especially poor specimens, neither resonant nor satiric in any memorable way.
There are 12 obscure 1970s songs here, all originally recorded by men, and they re-emerge in deeply feminine wrapping – all velvety arrangements and languid alto croon.
Unless law students are fully engaged in the class, he said, they miss out on the give and take of ideas in class discussion and do not develop the critical thinking skills that emerge from "deeply tearing apart a case".
