Sentence examples for much emerged from inspiring English sources

Not much emerged, but Holmes liked to try new things.

Not much emerged unchanged from 1968, even if protest never became revolution.

However that impact is gauged, it has very much emerged from the close-up view of reconstruction in Iraq.

That renaissance is a phenomenon for which any lover of African literature must be grateful, for not since the early 1970s has much emerged from the continent that has been able to make a global impact.

And on the other hand, a very different normative commitment, because that Amsterdam department, quite unlike the ones in the UK that I knew or, I think, the ones in the US, had very much emerged out of the student movement of the late 1960s and early 1970s.

That much emerged in the years after her wedding, when she and Douglas pursued an action against Hello! magazine for publishing unauthorised photographs of the event, which had been sold to OK! It also became clear a few years back, when she succeeded in persuading Virgin Books to cancel a planned biography by the noted scandal-monger Cliff Goodwin.

Weather changes can introduce wild fluctuations in how much emerges from sugar maple trees.

There is so much emerging talent around: I love Dmitri Galitzine's sculptures.

By definition, that sort of science, which is very much emerging science, is going to take longer".

This much emerges from conversations with each, conducted in October and November, as part of the Guardian's six-month exploration of the surge in populism around the world.

That much emerges from the new book by Mikhail Zygar, the former editor of TV Rain, one of the last holdouts of inquisitorial journalism in Putin's Russia before it finally fell foul of the political establishment in 2014.