Sentence examples for emerges even more from inspiring English sources

To become a star, Mr. Adomian will probably need to ensure that his own voice emerges even more strongly.

Then a car accident sends Paige through the windshield and into a coma, from which she emerges even more adorable than ever but also with amnesia.

Mistrust of the media emerges even more starkly in relation to reforming press regulation, as politicians and newspaper publishers weigh up how to respond to the Leveson inquiry.

A hint of such kitsch emerges even more bluntly in the film -- in mountainous aeries, the sentimental worship of godlike queens and heroic warriors, the giant statues of kings whose warning hands, from a distance, eerily resemble Germanic salutes.

But while the scale of the challenges is stark, what emerges even more powerfully from our interviews is a sense of the deep devotion the vast majority of healthcare staff feel towards the NHS and to the principles on which it was founded.

This fourth point emerges even more sharply in the Treatise: "the actions of each of us have a reference to those of the other, and are perform'd upon the supposition, that something is to be perform'd on the other part" (p. 490).

Black emerged even more emphatically from the weeds of widowhood to become emblematic of urban sophistication.

But South Koreans would emerge even more confident than before in the health of their democracy.

From a terrorism perspective, Mr. Ghailani was viewed as a bridge between two distinct eras: before and after 9/11, when Al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden emerged even more prominently.

But as lead in the broader environment ebbed, the urban archipelago of New York's lead belt, and some even more seriously afflicted neighborhoods in Philadelphia, Chicago and Providence, emerged even more starkly.

Yet it was in the First Symphony in E Minor that the underlying urgency that Søndergård finds in Sibelius emerged even more convincingly, with the distinctive emotional pitch of the music carefully gauged.