Sentence examples for newly emerging from from inspiring English sources

Yet, Lemon -- newly emerging from his bold middle passage as the shamanic interpreter between epochs -- demonstrates the essentiality of this marriage of inner and outer.

The British theorist Bernard Crick, in his 1962 work In Defense of Politics, written as a warning to nations newly emerging from colonial domination not to be taken in by western ideas of politics, challenged the modern partisan, state-centered view by drawing on this older history.

However, while in wildtype mice the permanent loss and gain of spines was well-balanced (0.083 ± 0.012 vs. 0.087 ± 0.015 spines/μm, respectively; Figure  1g-h), the spine turnover in P301S Tau mice was shifted: The density of gained spines (i. e. newly emerging from one to the consecutive imaging session) was reduced (0.058 ± 0.008 spines/μm), compared to wildtype mice.

Nearby is a dinosaur hatchling, newly emerged from the cracked egg.

This class, still among the most fragile in India, people who have newly emerged from the most dire conditions, are despicable to her.

Dilma tried to educate the country and respond to the requests of the poor, but she was attacked by an elite that felt uncomfortable with the rise of the C-class (newly emerged from poverty).

Or they say: "Fine, so what can we do about these bugs?" Yes, we are all going to die, though most of us not from a strange disease newly emerged from a mouse or a chimp.

He was hailed as a world-beating figurehead for the new South Africa, newly emerged from the darkness of apartheid into a bright dawn in which the country could hold its head high and take its place among the nations of the world.

Alohar Mobile (newly emerged from stealth mode), was founded by a former Platform Architect of Google's Location Server Platform, Sam Liang.

Team and process monitoring is a theme that newly emerged from the data material.

In archipelagos of volcanic origin, with a clear sequence of island emergence and ageing over time, a pattern that is commonly recorded involves the colonization of the newly emerging islands from populations originating from older islands [ 4].