Sentence examples for which emerges out from inspiring English sources

The world, which emerges out of that ongoing transformation, exhibits both organismic unity and dynamism.

I don't understand this mysterious impulse, which emerges out of nowhere.

However, this tripartite division of substances is supported by a more fundamental bipartite division of material and spiritual substances, so that man is best understood as a state of being which emerges out of the conjunction of two substances, rather than as a substance in the primary sense.

Each young kernel contains a silk, an elongated stigma, which emerges out of the husk leaves of the ear.

We know that ISIL — which emerged out of the chaos of Iraq and Syria — depends on perpetual war to survive.

Prime Minister Hun Sen's Cambodian People's party, which emerged out of a Vietnamese-installed regime in the 1980s, is seen as cosy with Hanoi.

Dec. 8: A holiday show with the rootsy, plainspoken rock band Marah, which emerged out of Philadelphia in 1998 with the CD "Let's Cut the Crap and Hook Up Later On Tonight".

The group most worrisome to American officials is Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb, which emerged out of Algeria's civil war in the 1990s and originally was strictly focused on overthrowing Algeria's government.

Now there is "The Pitmen Painters," inspired by William Feaver's book about the Ashington Group, which emerged out of an art appreciation class in a provincial Northumberland coal town in the 1930s and '40s.

Indeed, Morsi may find the truce easier to negotiate than what follows: his predecessor, Mubarak, chose to co-operate with Israel in maintaining the blockade of Gaza because of his enmity to Hamas, which emerged out of the Muslim Brotherhood.

He is a founder of the World Coalition against the Death Penalty, an alliance of more than a hundred and fifty N.G.O.s, unions, bar associations, and other groups, which emerged out of a conference held at Sant'Egidio's headquarters, in Rome, in 2002.