Sentence examples for emerges not only from inspiring English sources

From every scrape, Flashman emerges not only unscathed but with his reputation for gallantry and heroism burnished.

As he moves in to lift her and she starts to loosen up, a touching, hesitant romance emerges, not only between the lovers but between their different styles.

Going to Sea in a Sieve emerges not only as a portrait of Baker the individual, but also as a hymn to bygone times that is as affectionate as it is brutally unsentimental and hilarious.

Through a series of displays designed by Abbott Miller that comprise archival videos, photographs, apparel and other assorted ephemera, a fascinating survey emerges not only of the evolution of the bike's design but also of the parallel growth of lifestyle branding, masculine connoisseurship and pop culture.

While each take a different approach, a common theme emerges: not only do these companies want to make pumping breast milk more efficient, they also want to give women their comfort and dignity back.

Just as the mind emerges from the actions of individual neurons and their cooperation, the success of an organization emerges not only from its individual participants, but also from the interplay between them.

Fringe protest parties are emerging, not only in Germany but also in other European countries.

Yet President Nasser was able to emerge not only with honour but with triumph.

Moments of understanding have emerged not only along lines of race, but also along the more elusive boundaries of class and culture.

The design emerged not only from Kahn's aesthetic but also from Salk's desire to give research scientists private, almost monastic solitude.

They emerged not only from the custom of companies' coining nicknames for themselves, but also from an even older tradition of decorating fire engines with elaborately painted murals.