Sentence examples for emerges fully from inspiring English sources

Like Davis, Cheadle is complete in repose; Davis's existential force emerges fully through the still frame of a single photograph, and Cheadle embodies it vitally.

The only name actor who emerges fully unscathed is Helen Mirren as Caligula's wife Caesonia, who cheerfully seems to laugh off the direness of it all.

But they also explore justice and judgmentalism, a theme that only emerges fully when the two novels are read together, as the characters judge and misunderstand each other.

The Michelle who emerges fully understands the transformative value of being an African-American First Lady; she also has a conservative streak.

The oven averages 800 degrees, so in an astonishing 90 seconds a pizza emerges fully baked — as delicious as it is authentically Neapolitan.

But the marketplace works only for people like Jonathan Safran Foer, whose art emerges, fully realized, at the beginning of their career, or Picasso, whose talent was so blindingly obvious that an art dealer offered him a hundred-and-fifty-franc-a-month stipend the minute he got to Paris, at age twenty.

Eventually they emerge fully into the space.

To win a stinker is to emerge fully perfumed.

Armando says it was as though Alan emerged fully formed.

Very few people emerge fully formed as artists.

Mr. Polanski's obsessions seem to have emerged fully formed.