Sentence examples for this book emerges from inspiring English sources

In its best moments, this book emerges as a hypnotist's finger-click signalling women to wake up.

One of the main themes of the book emerges in Papa's characteristic response:"I know — and I know everything — that this is the Year of Billy Miller".

The soul of the book emerges in the penultimate chapter, in which a call is made for greater devolution of political authority to regional and local levels.

It was also at this point that the central theme that Vaughan wanted for the book emerged.

In particular, the book emerged over the period of time when I was taking care of my elderly parents.

Indeed, the central themes of the book emerge through his account of the triangular friendship between Heidegger, Karl Jaspers and Hannah Arendt.

When he did start again, the book emerged somewhat differently: "I was trying to reimagine the situation.

Hughes shows how the book emerged at a time when housewives were struggling to reconcile a vanishing "hand-made" world with a new one of consumer choice.

And after it went on sale later that summer, the book emerged as a surprise hit, a success that Mr. Slovak traced back to the convention.

Several of Saruman's other appearances in the book emerged in the process of writing.

Ariely said the book emerged from his realization that "there are many important human values that are not always compatible," he said.