Sentence examples for emerges sort of from inspiring English sources

He still has, as Cronenberg notes in the DVD, one foot in the regular world, and in his befuddlement over Packer's changing behavior, he emerges sort of like Manolo to Tony, Saverin to Zuckerberg, or Woz to Jobs.

Last, but certainly not the least, we have the emerging sort of astroturf that Luckey is accused of: viral videos, memes and other apparently amateur political ephemera, which behave like political ads but require very little disclosure.

Seattle seems to have emerged, sort of unpredictably, just in the last few years, as a world leader in many different aspects.

During a hurried tour of Hong Kong, there emerges a sort of spicy smell.

Asked if he saw a danger of rightist terrorist groups emerging, a sort of "Brown Army Faction" that would parallel the Red Army Faction of the 1970's, Mr. Fischer said such a possibility was being watched "very carefully".

In fact, the range of common themes emerging is sort of striking given its geographical and temporal scope.

And the 20-something Gomes who also came from a slum— has emerged as sort of a role-model for Web kids in Brazil.

Kierkegaard emerges as the sort of self-absorbed eternal student familiar from philosophy departments across the world.

Dana herself emerges as a sort of variation on Rappaccini's daughter, depicted in the Hawthorne story of that name.

Marie journeys to a French mountain clinic, from which the veteran actress Marthe Keller, playing a doctor in a white coat, emerges as some sort of Alpine guru.

The book emerges as some sort of defense against death for Stein… Tells about a young Columbia University graduate student named Leon Katz who, in 1948, came across a small cache of Stein's notebooks in the Yale library.