Sentence examples for sort emerged from from inspiring English sources

A few decades later Senator Joe McCarthy, a firebrand of another sort, emerged from Wisconsin to rattle the cages of American liberals.

The essay sort of emerged from that experience as I sort of thought through the stark differences.

"When we were shooting these folks, you know they're not professional actors, obviously, so the tone of the spot sort of emerged from the way they were shot".

On Monday, a sponsorship controversy of a different sort emerged.

The concept of peptide-based sorting motifs originally emerged from studies of familial hypercholesterolemia, in which it was discovered that the Tyr-x-x-hydrophobic signal in the cytosolic tail of the LDL (low density lipoprotein) receptor directs internalization of LDL particles (Anderson et al. 1977).

It went on hold during the economic hiatus and now it's sort of emerging from that.

WHAT sort of society has emerged from the multiple influences of the past 25 years?

A truly visionary sort of chap, Hamel emerged from the progressive end of the Krautrock scene at the very start of the 1970s.

When the Bulletin magazine first started in 1880, a sort of national character emerged from its pages and was celebrated: this was the "colourful" character, anti-authoritarian, self-sufficient, stoical, humorous and with a strong strain of anti-elitism.

The same sort of story has emerged from research on social housing tenants in Southwark, with deep anxiety expressed at the idea of having to make a move even to another part of the same borough.

For his graduate show, and to everyone's puzzlement, he built a set of wooden birdhouses, of a sort that might have emerged from high school shop class and to which he gave droll extra-avian titles like "Gothic Birdhouse" and "Catholic Birdhouse".