Sentence examples for point that emerged from inspiring English sources

One point that emerged strongly was that his plays are not static objects but endlessly adaptable, and that the actor is confronted with an infinity of choices.

The critical point that emerged from The Experiment was that people are capable of reflecting before acting.

We're going to talk about your music in a moment, but one other point that emerged in your philosophical writings is this notion of a circle of empathy.

One point that emerged in today's online chat (with Lauren Collins, Nick Paumgarten, and me) on Governor Paterson's troubles is that politicians are very strange people.

One point that emerged in the workshop discussions is the extent to which we became too emotionally attached to particular actors or policies.

One final point that emerged loud and clear from Tory! Tory! Tory! was just how politicised the television industry became during the Thatcher years.

But one point that emerges strongly from this book is that the Russians did not crave agreement so much as respect.

Another point that emerges from this plot is that, because most island nations are found at low latitudes (i.e., <25° north or south of the equator), island countries tend to have rather high proportions of their floras threatened.

The council issued a statement of "common points" that emerged during the talks, the most significant of which was probably the toned-down Taliban position on foreign forces in Afghanistan.

The larger group reviewed the key discussion points that emerged from each workgroup.

The interviewers conferred and reviewed one another's notes regularly to keep abreast of themes and key points that emerged; upon completion of the interviews, they reviewed the notes to identify themes and illustrative quotations.