Sentence examples for it didn't emerge from inspiring English sources

But it didn't emerge as pristine as it appears today.

Contemporary fans can easily forget that the game as we know it didn't emerge whole, like a chick from an egg.

He said it didn't emerge naturally from his equations; he'd tacked it on like a cheap piece of plywood over a hole in a roof.

But credit where it is due: coming from an Administration that is sometimes accused of ignoring its own back yard, this was a foreign-policy move of great symbolic importance, and it didn't emerge spontaneously from the ether.

If there was a lesson here about the relative merits of alternative-life-style beverages, it didn't emerge until three hours and thirty-two ofnces of Drank later, when Purple reported that she was "feeling some 'd' words — 'drowsy, dopey, dozy, dull' " — but that her judgment, far from being impaired, actually seemed improved.

It didn't emerge by "blending" the different regional or older national cultures inside its boundaries: it wasn't a melting pot, but neither could it be explained as an English hegemony – England imposing its culture and politics on "a helpless and defrauded Celtic periphery".

Harlem endured a long decline from which it did not emerge until the 1990s.

MCI's relatively strong position with customers could erode disastrously if it did not emerge from bankruptcy quickly.

But the point is that it did not emerge from nowhere: as the US president himself has conceded, Isis "grew out of our invasion" of Iraq.

In 1763, following the transfer of the colonial seat of government to Rio de Janeiro, Salvador lost political preeminence and entered a long period of economic decline from which it did not emerge until after 1900.

As much as the Jets practice the Wildcat — "We're always trying to perfect it," tight end Matthew Mulligan said — it did not emerge as a focal point until the Monday before the Redskins game, when Ryan made it a point of emphasis.