Sentence examples for something has emerged from inspiring English sources

Something has emerged out of nothing.

You can see that from the ruins of the former Eastern bloc something has emerged with the power to survive and outlast the world from which it came: the art represented by Mr. Ruge's book, which has torn down the wall between Russian epic and the Great American Novel.

But when I was finished, something had emerged.

"Kids, though, are especially vulnerable because they have no understanding of what those ads are or why they're seeing them". The social media platform — which is particularly popular among teenagers and 20-somethings — has emerged as a holy grail for retailers in search of young consumers.

By integrating something new has emerged, the third way, something beyond the either-or (Follett 2013).

Halifu Osumare, a Professor of Black Popular Culture and Director of African American Studies at U.C. Davis, tells me that "hip-hop's masculine ideal" is something not inherent to hip-hop, but rather something that has emerged since the genre's commercialization.

Amid all this tumult, something exciting has emerged.

The candidate's Disney World urbanism extends to a passion for resurrecting the World's Fair, something that has emerged as a building block of his platform.

Something interesting has emerged in voting patterns on both sides of the Atlantic: young people are voting in ways that are markedly different from their elders.

There is a piece of my voice that I think and it's something that has emerged really over fairly recent years when I'm more willing to expose myself, and so I try to include in a lot of what I write things that I think have done wrong.

There is only one thing you can conclude from these trends: something new has emerged and it consumes a lot of kilowatt-hours.