Sentence examples for fact emerge from inspiring English sources

I can confirm that 10 French players did, in fact, emerge from the dressing room.

General McCaffrey did in fact emerge as a tough critic of Mr. Rumsfeld, describing him as reckless and incompetent.

The program trailed him for a year, during which he did in fact emerge as a young singing sensation.

He did, in fact, emerge from Mittness Protection and materialize (or is that Mitterialize?) in Iowa on Wednesday, in advance of the debate, which he will actually attend.

"As mentioned previously, the longer one remains in a vegetative state, the less the likelihood of emerging, and the higher the chances of severe ramifications if the patient does in fact emerge," Dr Hartstein wrote.

"As mentioned previously, the longer one remains in a vegetative state, the less the likelihood of emerging, and the higher the chances of severe ramifications if the patient does in fact emerge," // >< -- < --//-->

A very obvious (and intuitive) fact emerges from this data.

Once we focus on the specifics, a startling fact emerges.

Something close to a common EU position is in fact emerging.

But as the rioting progressed, one fact emerged that was very difficult for liberals to accept.

A disturbing fact emerged: the dominant reaction of the audience had been one of amusement.