Sentence examples for reappear among from inspiring English sources

Characters and ideas reappear among them.

Elements of the same calendar reappear among the Mishawites, a sect founded in the 9th century.

Figs reappear among the desserts ($5), although they are undetectable in the fig clafoutis.

Rhod Gilbert could well be one previous nominee to reappear among the field, while there is a possibility that Sarah Millican could jump from newcomer to main award winner.

And how easy it is to recognise the revenant shapes which the old unchanging enemies – racism, leader-worship, superstition – assume when they reappear among us (often bodyguarded by their new apologists).

It's hard to imagine any aspect of contemporary life Jefferson would recognize if he were to suddenly reappear among us, with one exception: he would be very comfortable navigating the wine list of a Parisian three-star restaurant.

That same plane reappears among a flurry of others in the 1990 watercolor "Air Circus Over Maine".

In the 9th and 10th centuries, after a long hiatus, systematic philosophy and ideology reappeared among the Jews, a phenomenon indicative of their contacts with Islamic civilization.

This same virus, H5N1, reappeared among chicken flocks in Southeast Asia during the winter of 2003 04, again infecting some people fatally, and it has reappeared periodically since, primarily in wild birds, domestic poultry, and humans.

However, Nimoy then reappears among the crowd waiting for the alien's appearance (alongside the "Alien Dude: Need Two Tickets to Pearl Jam" poster-holder), leading to the immortal line to Bart: "Wherever there is a mystery and the unexplained, cosmic forces shall draw me near".

Some characters and places, however, will keep reappearing, among them the premier architect of big houses in this period, Philip Tilden, and his client Sir Philip Sassoon, the fabulously wealthy Conservative MP for whom, in 1918, he designed the outrageous Port Lympne on a site overlooking Romney Marsh.