Sentence examples for thing emerged from inspiring English sources

She was fined $10 in court the next day – and the whole thing emerged as a publicity stunt.

(If one good thing emerged from Daniel Goldhagen's "Hitler's Willing Executioners," it was the demonstration that, contra Hannah Arendt, the actions of the Nazi murderers were not detached and bureaucratic but actively sadistic and cruel).

Only one thing emerged from the stand-off, Angel Face, in which she is a spoiled child and lethal temptress who seduces nearly everyone she meets (most notably Robert Mitchum).

Across the divide that separates Adhamiya and Sadr City, one thing emerged that all Iraqis have in common: that nothing in his arrest, nor anything in a trial or possible execution, is likely to remove the huge psychic space he occupies.

There followed a 45-minute visual album called Endless, and finally the real thing emerged – in a physical version which included a 360-page magazine featuring an interview with his mum, and as an iTunes-only download (a snub to Jay-Z's Tidal service and, as the veteran industry ranter Bob Lefsetz saw it, a snub to Ocean's fans).

If one thing emerged from this fascinating conversation it was that nonfiction is a risky enterprise, in which the rules are never completely clear.

One thing emerges loud and clear: do the prep!

Spittle is not the only unpleasant thing emerging from the mouth, he warns.

Weaver: All it said in the script was, "This thing emerges".

Frayn asks a certain mental nimbleness from his readers; the secret thing emerges bit by bit, with no tidy summing up.

One thing emerges strongly: the failure of the police to inform Mark Duggan's family of either the facts or the circumstances of his shooting.