Sentence examples similar to perfectly transpiring from inspiring English sources

This is itself clearly a major alteration in his position, and arguably represents a substantial retraction on his part: Marxism can no longer be dismissed as 'unscientific' simply because its advocates preserved the theory from falsification by modifying it (for in general terms, such a procedure, it now transpires, is perfectly respectable scientific practice).

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Something special was transpiring.

A surly, aggressive PA who had been perfectly genial and amusing over text message, but who it transpired was of the view that a date isn't supposed to be a friendly drink and a chat, but rather a gruelling job interview for a receptionist's job in a failing company of which she is the CEO.

In Helsinki in 1952 the Soviet Union, at its first Olympic Games, won eight gold medals in weightlifting and wrestling, testament to both their popularity and, it soon transpired, the widespread and officially sanctioned use of the then perfectly legal testosterone.

Last Wednesday, Davis had told an investor conference that Xstrata was "the most perfectly positioned company in the industry" and would "benefit from consolidation in any way that it actually transpires".

Much musical eeriness transpired.

That will transpire presently. . . .

What transpired between them?

What transpired genetically?

The opposite has transpired.