Sentence examples for has emerged like from inspiring English sources

He has emerged, like Urban Meyer at Utah in 2004, as this season's hottest young head coach.

But it is also clear that in Anna Hazare it has encountered a formidable foe, a folk hero who has emerged like a collective hallucination from the past.

The greens that Blanchett wears run from deep and rustling — suggesting that her character, however sophisticated, has emerged like a primitive legend from some Germanic forest — to an acidic lime sheen that would, we feel, be poisonous to the touch.

Still, a few successes have emerged, like the treatment of Ms. McCourt.

Finally, it seemed, a pure justice had emerged like an Easter lily from the foulest circumstances.

In the south of the country, Leipzig and Dresden have emerged like phoenixes since the fall of the Wall.

Color, control and function are all being reassessed, and new players have emerged like a wave of Silicon Valley start-ups.

And new charge-back permutations have emerged, like the reopening of old accounts to claim fresh deductions.

In typical understated fashion, he seems to have emerged, like the top patriarch in the Eastern Orthodox Church, first among equals.

Stars have emerged, like Jordyn Wieber, the American gymnast, and Yohan Blake, a Jamaican sprinter who is now much more than Bolt's training partner.

No stars have emerged like Gustavo Dudamel, the 27-year-old from the youth-orchestra system named as the next music director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic.