Sentence examples for emerged in the same from inspiring English sources

Thom Yorke said Marion had emerged in the same way as Radiohead, without hype, by gigging hard.

After that incarceration, Pawel writes that Chavez emerged "in the same clothes he had worn ten days earlier but" — bafflingly — "with considerably longer hair".

In my teens, though, I was badly let down by Jilly Cooper's eponymous librarian – I didn't mind that she started out shy, virginal, and girlishly freckled, but I deeply resented the fact that she emerged in the same state.

and Trump emerged in the same tabloid-tawdry years: during the show's first season, in 1975-6,Trump was negotiating his deal for the Commodore Hotel, which would define his business in many ways.

Clear signals from female ministers, particularly in the Treasury and Department of Education and Employment, that such an entitlement is within reach emerged in the same week that Cherie Booth called for improved rights for part-time workers and more job sharing as a part of a drive towards more family-friendly employment.

One of the light particles went through the mirror while the other reflected off it, so that the two almost always emerged in the same direction.

This would be a better time than after my own delicate seedlings were starting to emerge in the same space.

They examined whether advantageous-inequity aversion A.I., as they call it emerges in all cultures, and, if it does, whether it emerges in the same way everywhere.

What were the odds that two players of their dimensions and drive would both emerge in the same era from the same time zone?

They examined whether advantageous-inequity aversion — A.I., as they call it — emerges in all cultures, and, if it does, whether it emerges in the same way everywhere.

Yet it is already difficult to foresee that a city of about 90,000 people that struggled with explosive growth earlier in this decade will emerge in the same form.