Sentence examples for emerged slightly from inspiring English sources

A few minutes later the mayor emerged, slightly pink of face.

It feels like we entered a long dark tunnel at Heathrow and emerged, slightly startled, in the Rockies.

In true salon style the programs were long, and a listener emerged slightly bleary-eyed and bleary-eared.

"Soviet" doesn't quite work either, as they emerged slightly before the October revolution, out of the futurist cafés and cabarets of the mid-1910s.

People clearly underestimate Du Toit, who emerged slightly disappointed afterwards with her 16th position, having targeted a place in the top five.

The poor got a little poorer, the rich got a lot richer and the large group in the middle emerged slightly worse off than when the decade began.

After this incident, he adds, his depression "re-emerged slightly – but I was better able to cope with it.

It would emerge slightly burned and very crisp on top.

Rachel and Dean, emerging slightly tousled, seem to agree, saying it was "different".

Miles, Beryl and their cat survived it twice, emerging slightly scathed and much less keen on the sea.

Emerging slightly after Mr. Kosuth, the painter Elizabeth Murray (1940-2007) had little patience for Conceptual Art, as can be seen in the Pace Gallery's stirring examination of the origins of her comedic, thoroughly loquacious brand of formalism.