Sentence examples for own emergence from inspiring English sources

Twain wrote this romp to celebrate his own emergence from bankruptcy.

The full picture was more nuanced than that, of course, Houston's success owing much to their own emergence at last as a complete team.

Having guested on SBTRKT's ubiquitous Wildfire, as well as with OutKast's Big Boi and the aforementioned Gorillaz, the stage is now set for Little Dragon's own emergence.

All that compounded worries about economic growth and heightened fears about the UK's own emergence from recession ahead of Friday's second estimate of fourth-quarter GDP.

This complicated paradise, which merged starched hand-embroidered linen and potions from the obeah woman, was shattered by the author's own emergence into sharp-tongued independence.

India agrees with that though many Indians suspect that the only change America really wants to preserve is its own emergence as the unchallenged superpower.

It hardly reached the heights of Linsanity, but Teague had his own unlikely emergence, in the Eastern Conference semifinals against Chicago.

"In the case of the composers that we're dealing with on Sunday, it's great music that deserves to be heard for itself, on its own". The emergence of a posthumous concert life for Alfred Newman's music probably would be a pleasant shock to her father, who won nine Academy Awards for his film music and died in 1970.

(3) Lastly, the mind-dust theory faces its own problem of emergence.

In his own terms: "spontaneous emergence of complex systems that would have to be considered virtually impossible in a finite universe becomes not only possible but inevitable under MWO, even though the prior probabilities of the vast majority of histories to occur in a given O-region are vanishingly small" (p. 6).

The notion that Westwood is guaranteed to appear at Gleneagles in September is undermined by his own struggles and the emergence, or re-emergence, of others such as Henrik Stenson and Thomas Bjorn.