Sentence examples for has emerged not from inspiring English sources

Jokowi has emerged not from the cronyism of Indonesia's political and business elites, but out of the reformasi movement that toppled Suharto.

The Internet has emerged not only as an effective propaganda tool of the government, but also as a potent means to organize and publicize popular discontent.

Some of the fiercest debate has emerged not from the corridors of power in Washington DC but from Hollywood in the shape of a planned biopic, Rodham.

But today, resistance has emerged not only to these medicines, but to the wider range of pharmaceuticals used to treat the disease.

The pact has emerged not only as a personal test for Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, but also as a symbol of the difficulties of enacting policy in India's system of coalition politics.

The show has emerged not only as an indictment of the inadequacies of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, but also as a biting rebuke of excessive militarism, executive privilege and pre-emption.

Moments of understanding have emerged not only along lines of race, but also along the more elusive boundaries of class and culture.

The real innovations in giving have emerged not from fundraising but from where they might least have been expected - the heart of the market.

Ali publicly insulted Frazier, who had emerged not only as Ali's successor as champion but also as the symbol of the establishment.

It's the idea that our adversaries have emerged not from some primordial darkness, but from a history that has equipped them with reasons and motives and even with a perverted version of some virtues.

But then Interocean II had emerged not in the North Sea but in the harbour of a hastily evacuated Oporto, stepped daintily over the seawall like someone crossing a stile.