Sentence examples for emerges though from inspiring English sources

What emerges, though, is that Wooden held himself to the same standards as his student-athletes.

Here the "Twilight Zone" composer emerges, though Constant might have objected to such a description.

He heard Theo Parrish's "Goin' Downstairs," which loops the artist saying "I'm goin' downstairs" for almost ten minutes, while synths burble and a beat emerges, though not aggressively.

Eventually the truth about his identity emerges, though careful reading would have revealed this to us very early in the book.

Even if such an alliance emerges, though, the next two years will be mostly about cementing what Obama did in his first two years — and defending it against challenges in Congress and the courts.

Working with a combination of utter precision and total intuition she applies paint until, gradually, a shape emerges, though the work may go through wildly differing stages before the final form is found.

One character does emerge, though, and steals the show.

What does emerge, though, is that the overall effect was to strengthen religious belief among the spectators.

How did the West emerge, though, out of what was once a diverse set of has-been or backwater cultures of a relatively small geographic region roughly contained in the boundaries of modern Europe?

What does emerge, though, is that they're scheduled to go home soon, and, when they do, things will change for Johan he'll board with his grandmother and see his parents only occasionally.

When Eroica is carefully, mildly chilled, aromas and flavors of delicate peaches and dry apricots emerge; though dry, it leaves an impression of a tinge of sweetness; the clinging finish, a hallmark of finesse, is extra long.