Sentence examples for emerged really from inspiring English sources

Roger Allam Peter Mannion MPP) "My character just emerged really as someone who is behind the new Tory party – although of course we never say it is the Tory party – behind the whole Cameroon thing, get down with the kids and hug a hoodie, all that shite".

"THE moral that emerges really is a nasty one," said a leading centre-right politician, Maurizio Gasparri.

While there is a new set of low-cost laptops emerging, really they're Dells on a diet: nice machines but.. they're not machines people will fall in love with, machines people will line up to buy.

We are not seeing all people expressing gender dysphoria identifying in a binary way they may describe themselves as non binary, gender-queer... So, in a sense, things are still emerging, really.

The party members emerged not really knowing whether they had agreed on anything at all.

On Radio National on Wednesday, Shorten explained since 2013 "community attitudes have moved on" and at the Irish referendum in 2015 "some of the arguments which emerged were really ugly and repugnant".

Our business team came together and was honest and forthright about what was working - and what wasn't - and the clarity of purpose emerged that really has been the hallmark of our success since.

Only deep into the peace process, in 2009, did it emerge what really happened.

ONLY in relating his experiences in Argentina does that promise of a guide to emerging markets really appear borne out.

2. Pick the right weather Some butterflies do fly on cloudy days, but when the sun comes out they often emerge in really big numbers.

Commodity consumption is where emerging economies really dominate the world: they consume 60% of the world's energy, 65% of all copper and 75% of all steel.