Sentence examples for emerging a little from inspiring English sources

He survived, emerging a little softer.

As it did from the others, he says, the industry is emerging a little wiser.

So large expenses can appear small, emerging a little bit at a time as each new annual report is issued.

Asmara emerged a little more weathered but still largely unscathed.

The fine food that emerges a little later is a world away from fried eggs.

Regardless, with each passing week, their once shining reputation emerges a little more tarnished.

Eventually "an outsider" quietly emerges — a little girl — who offers a Popsicle stick.

When Hamilton came in he re-emerged a little further behind, 1.7sec.

Out of the haze, says music adviser Matthias Burkert, there emerges "a little brass band of old gentlemen, playing a romantic song".

It has been a summer of firsts for Mr. Snydacker, a Skidmore graduate: after scuffling in the city's rental market, a sometimes-lawless agora peopled with good guys, bad guys and all the shape-shifters in between, Mr. Snydacker has emerged a little tougher and, emotionally, a little older.

In the war chapters we see him escape, only to be recaptured, to fall in love, only to watch another lover die, to emerge (a little too sane perhaps) from months in the obliterating dankness of solitary confinement, only to be rewarded with the unhinging sight of nuclear catastrophe in Hiroshima.