Sentence examples for own emerged from inspiring English sources
Unable to rely on swish, computer-generated idents, a child-centric format all of its own emerged, whose styles and presenters changed according to contemporary trends.
Those stories had consequences: Facebook locked down its user data; Cambridge Analytica folded; and a wave of startups, including my own, emerged to help progressives mobilize online.
People are flattened by their own emerging narratives.
Mr. Prosser will own Emerging through his wholly owned company, the Innovative Communication Corporation.
Sunner, meanwhile, notes the dangers that the machines represent to Africa's own emerging internet infrastructure.
His own emerging creative life brought him into the orbit of other artists of that time.
Beijing 2008 was memorable for its sheer, frightening, fist-pumping scale – an emblem of China's own emerging confidence.
James refuses to put himself above his teammates, addressing his own emerging talents — and the attendant media frenzy — sporadically.
This was exactly in tune with his own emerging ideas.The dispassionate romanticComing from drab, class-ridden, 1950s Britain, Brian might have stayed.
Not only did Messi (and to be fair, Barcelona's own emerging winger, Cristian Tello) do the scoring at the Camp Nou, but both Spartak goals came off Brazilians.
Cruise was never an interesting actor, but he parlayed pure energy and a triumphant sense of his own emerging powers, re-created in each movie, into stardom.
