Sentence examples for emerged from below from inspiring English sources

For many feminists, the transnational political movements that have emerged "from below" the state offer a more promising dimension of political globalization.

For an interlude, Krutoi performed a few songs solo while smokelike vapors emerged from below the piano, wrapping him in mystery.

One World Trade Center has not yet emerged from below ground, but its facade has already survived earthquakes, hurricanes and an explosion that shook the earth a quarter-mile away.

This phase of sedimentation was accompanied by rapid uplift, which may have been partly driven by a transient imbalance between rock uplift and denudation as resistant lithologies emerged from below mélange-like mudstone.

— Sade Adu emerged from below the Nassau Coliseum stage here on Tuesday night immaculate: her all-black outfit tight and modest, her heels perilously high, her hair pulled back hard.

The Spirit of New York was making good time down the Hudson on a recent evening, approaching the southern tip of Manhattan, when the members of BWB emerged from below deck to a full-throated cheer.

Though they can live for more than 30 years, up to 20 times as long as comparable-sized rodents, they almost never emerge from below ground.

In this "Silicon Valley" approach to innovation, the only role for top managers is to retrofit their corporate strategy to the entrepreneurial successes that emerge from below.

Hidden lives emerge from below: the fin of a sunfish "folding, flopping", or a memory relayed by a grandparent of a U-boat coming up through the water of the bay.

"I'm so overcome with emotion now, as if I've been touched by God," said Alfonso Ávalos, shortly after his son, Florencio Ávalos, 31, became the first miner to emerge from below.

By tracing these practices, David A. Brewer shows how the literary canon emerged as much "from below" as out of any of the institutions that have been credited with their invention.