Sentence examples for what emerge from inspiring English sources
From Iraq to killing Bin Laden to the use of predator drones to Iran to Israel, even to the Benghazi tragedy (the disaster that Republicans hoped would keep on giving), what emerge are distinctions without much of a difference.
At the end, two of Mr. Piraro's funniest hand puppets, dogs named Bruno and Steve, with marking pens in their mouths stage a drawing contest that gives ambidexterity a new twist: what emerge simultaneously on adjoining easels are two drawings of the cartoonist's profile facing each other, the eagle beak of each -- his favorite signature -- almost slicing into the other.
Unfortunately, facts are what emerge from argument; they do not precede it, and so there is no set of argument-independent facts that could compel assent from everyone and end the debate once and for all.
What emerge are two sets of conditions that support sex.
What emerges is the value of inexperience.
What emerged was heartening, though not surprising.
What emerges from this experience?
What emerges are expensive and exotic bicycles.
What emerges is often uplifting and empowering.
The question is what emerges from that.
