Sentence examples for emerging more clearly from inspiring English sources

Now the age divide is emerging more clearly as a prime site of these tensions.

A disturbing mural of police brutality and state-sanctioned oppression is emerging more clearly into view.

What might be emerging more clearly into public consciousness is a sense that Africa is a zone of strategic concern for the west.

Mandela was emerging more clearly as the spokesman for the developing world, rather than the loyal friend of Washington and London.

As retailers hunker down for the key holiday sales season, the primary role of the Internet is emerging more clearly.

On "Metals" it emerges more clearly.

Finally, the boat's contours emerge more clearly.

The range of Ray's ambition has emerged more clearly since 2005.

The grotesquely deformed John Merrick Billy Crudupp) now emerges more clearly as a mirror for the social distortions of Victorian England.

"I thought the spareness of that look," she said, "would allow the characters to emerge more clearly".

In many respects, Dick's influence emerges more clearly in films that have no direct connection to his books.