Sentence examples for this idea emerged from inspiring English sources

"And so this idea emerged of a central character who could not speak for herself".

When word of this idea emerged, on Saturday, in a leaked internal memo from the German finance ministry, some people assumed that it was a bargaining chip intended to force concessions from Syriza in other areas.

This idea emerged when the United Nations' special envoy to Afghanistan, Lakhdar Brahimi, who is heading the talks in Bonn, telephoned Mr. Rabbani on Friday night to appeal for flexibility and an end to the impasse.

This idea emerged from the fact that some biomedical experts are able to make a diagnosis from the observation of a signal or image biomedical results.

However, this idea emerged out of the contested dynamic between the Aboriginal movement and the Australian state over the last four decades.

This idea emerged by analogy with what happened in the case of permutation symmetry, and was in fact due to Heisenberg (the discoverer of permutation symmetry), who in a 1932 paper introduced the SU 2) symmetry connecting the proton and the neutron (interpreted as the two states of a single system).

This idea emerges clearly from the words of the entrepreneur Agron Shehaj, a popular symbol of the young people who fled with the Boat Generation and have returned to Tirana with foreign degrees.

"That's when the idea emerged that the film was a love story, that this man would do anything for his family out of love".

Gradually, the idea emerged that the concept of expertise should be broadened and that societal expertise (represented by future users) should be involved in this process.

This innovative idea emerged via the hydroprocessing research group of CERTH in Thessaloniki, Greece.

Another idea emerged from the conversation that bears on all of this.