Sentence examples for emerging at the same from inspiring English sources
And, by dint of emerging at the same time, the two are bound to be compared.
The young poets emerging at the same time were, in their own way, also in revolt against the decrepitude of Victorian Britain.
Emerging at the same time as the Provos and hippies, he embodied the spirit and ideas of the 1960s as much as John Lennon did.
An entirely different meaning of wired for sound was emerging at the same time: "The joint is wired.... "wrote J. D. MacDonald in a 1957 novel, "A Man of Affairs".
Studying evolutions in the business of picture-making and their connections to depictions of nature, this project addresses the following questions: in which ways do so-called 'scientific' drawings fit into the larger narrative of art history and image production in early modern Europe, particularly in Italy, where a sophisticated discourse on drawing was emerging at the same time?
The writing of these sorts of historical monographs grew out of the 19th-century noble dream that history might become an objective science, a science that would resemble if not the natural sciences of physics or chemistry, then at least the social sciences -- economics, sociology, anthropology, psychology -- that were emerging at the same time as professionally written history.
The nymphs, which lack wings but otherwise closely resemble adults, all emerge at the same time.
These technologies will emerge at the same time as the technologies to extend life are perfected.
As Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute curator Harold Korda notes in the film, "Street style emerged at the same point that Bill got a camera".
