Sentence examples for it emerges rather from inspiring English sources

Barbara inspires shudders and may be off her rocker; Sheba is totally hot but also a sexual predator and, it emerges, rather stupid.

Many statements in works of literature are not explicitly made at all but are implicit: Hardy never tells in his novels what his worldview is, but it emerges rather clearly before the reader is halfway through any of them.

The SPRT uses a sequential testing framework, testing samples as they become available and evaluating evidence as it emerges, rather than measuring all the samples and calculating a test statistic at the end of the data collection process.

It emerged rather crushed from the studio system and she returned to London to shoot the gangster film Face (1997), with Ray Winstone, Damon Albarn and Carlyle, who played a bank robber disillusioned by the failure of socialism in 1980s Britain.

Olivia emerges rather unexpectedly from the middle of it all, a comic invention of real energy and scope.

It involves a "distinctive quality" (p. 55) which emerges, rather than merely being resultant, from the neural process (p. 14).

A not-so-surprising pattern emerges: Rather than play the New Category game, Apple stays the Ecosystem Development course it's been on since the advent of the truly epoch-making iTunes.

A midplay pivot into slapstick, however -- adultery emerges rather unsubtly -- makes the second act less effective though well suited to late-night television.

In that case, the public sparring between Mr. Monti and Mrs. Merkel may turn out to have been designed to deflate public pressure until such a deal emerges, rather than to vent profound differences.

Also, a more realistic model than this one, in which non-cell-autonomous regulation dynamically emerges rather than being pre-specified, will be helpful.

That, it emerges, is rather slow.